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Message type: E = Error
Message class: STC_TM - Task List Manager Messages
Message number: 137
Message text: Task '&1' needs task '&2'; task '&1' remains skipped
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STC_TM137
- Task '&1' needs task '&2'; task '&1' remains skipped ?The SAP error message STC_TM137 indicates that a specific task in a task chain (or background job) cannot be executed because it depends on another task that has not been completed or is not available. The message format typically looks like this:
Task '&1' needs task '&2'; task '&1' remains skipped.
Cause:
- Dependency Not Met: The task '&1' has a dependency on task '&2', which means that task '&2' must be completed successfully before task '&1' can start. If task '&2' has not been executed, failed, or was skipped, task '&1' will not run.
- Incorrect Task Configuration: There may be a misconfiguration in the task chain where the dependencies are not set up correctly.
- Execution Order: The tasks may not be executed in the correct order due to scheduling issues or manual intervention.
Solution:
- Check Task Dependencies: Review the task chain configuration to ensure that the dependencies are correctly defined. Make sure that task '&2' is indeed required for task '&1'.
- Execute Missing Task: If task '&2' has not been executed, run it manually or check why it was skipped or failed. Ensure that it completes successfully.
- Review Logs: Check the logs for both tasks to identify any errors or issues that may have caused task '&2' to fail or be skipped.
- Adjust Task Chain: If the dependency is no longer valid or necessary, consider adjusting the task chain to remove the dependency or modify the execution order.
- Re-run the Task Chain: After resolving the issue with task '&2', re-run the entire task chain to ensure that all tasks execute as expected.
Related Information:
ST22
(Dump Analysis), SM37
(Job Monitoring), and SM21
(System Log) to investigate further.STC01
to monitor and manage task chains and their execution status.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the STC_TM137 error and ensure that your task chain runs smoothly.
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