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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SPRX - Proxy Generation
Message number: 067
Message text: The XSD type &1 does not exactly correspond to the ABAP type &2
You used the XSD Type &V1& in the interface description.
This cannot be mapped exactly to ABAP since
the permitted value ranges &V1& and &V2& do not match exactly.
The value ranges for the following types do match exactly (these should
be used in preference to others):
xsd:string with length > 65535 (becomes STRING in ABAP)
xsd:string with length <= 65535 (becomes CHAR in ABAP)
xsd:string with length <= 65535 and pattern="\d+" (becomes NUMC im
ABAP)
xsd:int (becomes INT4 im ABAP)
xsd:short (becomes INT2 im ABAP)
xsd:byte (becomes INT1 im ABAP)
xsd:date (becomes DATE im ABAP)
xsd:time (becomes TIME im ABAP)
xsd:decimal with fractionDigits <= 14 and totalDigits <= 31 (becomes
DEC im ABAP)
xsd:binary with length > 65535 (becomes RAWSTRING im ABAP)
xsd:binary with length >= 65535 (becomes RAW im ABAP)
The systems displays a warning for this type.
You must check the permitted value range when entering these types in
your program.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
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