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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SPRX - Proxy Generation
Message number: 109
Message text: Objects from other namespaces missing. Unable to save. See long text
The object currently selected references objects from other namespaces.
However, there are no proxy objects for these objects in the current sys
tem.
You cannot create proxy objects while editing the object currently selec
ted for the following reasons:
Objects are possibly located in different packages to the object current
ly being edited
Objects are possibly subject to different naming conventions to the obje
ct currently being edited
Objects are possibly located in different software components and cannot
be created or changed in this system
For already generated proxies, you get the list of objects when you
check (menu check regeneration) the main proxy:
See all entries in the error list after the entry "Objects to be changed
from external namespaces".
Contact the development area responsible for these external namespaces a
nd do the following:
Regenerate the objects concerned in the relevant original system
Transport the objects to this system
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SPRX108 Objects to be changed from external namespaces:
What causes this issue? From this point, the check list contains proxy objects ...
SPRX107 Object activated
Self-Explanatory Message Since SAP believes that this specific error message is ...
SPRX110 Objects from other namespaces must be regenerated. See long text
What causes this issue? The object currently selected references objects from o...
SPRX111 Objects from other namespaces cannot be changed. See long text
What causes this issue? The object to be changed originates from a different na...
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