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Message type: E = Error
Message class: STOBJ - Dictionary Structured Objects
Message number: 132
Message text: Node & deleted from structured object & (change the append)
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STOBJ132
- Node & deleted from structured object & (change the append) ?The SAP error message STOBJ132 indicates that a node has been deleted from a structured object, and it suggests that you need to change the append. This error typically occurs in the context of working with structured objects in SAP, such as when dealing with data structures, tables, or other hierarchical data formats.
Cause:
- Deleted Node: The error arises when a node that is expected to be present in a structured object has been deleted. This can happen due to changes in the data model or structure.
- Inconsistent Data Structure: If the data structure has been modified (e.g., a field or node was removed), any references to that node will lead to this error.
- Incorrect Append: The error message suggests that there is an issue with how the append operation is being handled, possibly due to the deleted node.
Solution:
- Check Data Structure: Review the structure of the object you are working with. Ensure that all nodes that are being referenced still exist and are correctly defined.
- Update References: If a node has been deleted, update any references in your code or configuration to point to the correct nodes or to handle the absence of the deleted node.
- Modify Append Logic: If the append operation is causing the error, you may need to modify the logic to ensure that it does not attempt to append to a deleted node. This may involve adding checks to see if the node exists before performing the append operation.
- Recreate Deleted Nodes: If the deletion was unintentional, consider recreating the deleted nodes in the data structure if they are still needed.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to SAP documentation or notes related to the specific structured object you are working with for additional guidance on handling such errors.
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