How To Fix SOS_PERSISTENCE141 - Operation not allowed - object has database-relevant state

SOS_PERSISTENCE141 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: SOS_PERSISTENCE - Persistence Services Messages

• Message number: 141

• Message text: Operation not allowed - object has database-relevant state

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message SOS_PERSISTENCE141 - Operation not allowed - object has database-relevant state ?

  The SAP error message SOS_PERSISTENCE141, which states "Operation not allowed - object has database-relevant state," typically occurs in the context of SAP's persistence layer, particularly when dealing with database operations on objects that are in a state that does not allow certain actions.
  
  Cause:
  This error usually arises when you attempt to perform an operation (like delete, update, or save) on an object that is in a state that is not permissible for that operation. Common causes include:
  
  Object State: The object may be in a transient state or may have unsaved changes that prevent further operations.
  Database Locking: The object might be locked in the database due to another transaction or session.
  Invalid Object State: The object may have been modified in a way that makes it invalid for the operation you are trying to perform.
  Business Logic Constraints: There may be business rules or constraints defined in the application that prevent the operation from