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SPRX116 - <&4> missing for object &1 (or one of its elements/attributes)
SAP Error Message - Details
Message type: E = Error
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Message class: SPRX - Proxy Generation
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Message number: 116
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Message text: <&4> missing for object &1 (or one of its elements/attributes)
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What causes this issue?
In the object
<zh>&V1& &V2&</>
from namespace
<zh>&V3&</>
the specification <&V4&> is missing. This means that the object or one
of its attributes has no type.System Response
The system displays an error message. A proxy cannot be created.
How to fix this error?
Correct the data type definition:
In the case of a simple type, check whether a type has been specified
(for example, xsd:string).
In the case of a complex type, you must specify a type for all
attributes and elements that do not have a sub-structure.Procedure for System Administrators
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
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