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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SPAU - SPAU Messages
Message number: 008
Message text: Mass-processing: Structure was not reset due to loss of fields
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SPAU008
- Mass-processing: Structure was not reset due to loss of fields ?The SAP error message SPAU008 indicates that during a mass processing operation, a structure was not reset due to the loss of fields. This typically occurs when there are changes in the underlying data structure of a program or a database table that affect the fields used in the program.
Cause:
- Field Loss: The primary cause of this error is that fields that were previously part of a structure have been removed or renamed in the underlying data dictionary (DDIC) objects.
- Modification of Data Elements: Changes to data elements or domains that are used in the structure can also lead to this error.
- Transport Requests: If changes were made in a development environment and transported to a production environment, inconsistencies can arise if the transport did not include all necessary changes.
Solution:
- Check the Structure: Review the structure in question to identify which fields are missing. You can do this by navigating to the Data Dictionary (SE11) and checking the structure definition.
- Adjust the Program: If fields have been removed intentionally, you may need to adjust the program or report that uses this structure to ensure it no longer references the missing fields.
- Reset the Structure: If the structure needs to be reset, you can do this in transaction SPAU. You may need to manually reset the structure or adjust the program to accommodate the changes.
- Re-transport Objects: If the issue arose due to a transport inconsistency, ensure that all relevant objects are included in the transport request and re-transport them to the target system.
- Consult Documentation: Review any documentation or change logs related to the modifications made to the structure to understand the context of the changes.
Related Information:
If the problem persists after following these steps, it may be beneficial to consult with your SAP Basis or ABAP development team for further assistance.
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