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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SV - View Maintenance: Customize Messages
Message number: 517
Message text: You are already in the chosen subdialog
You tried to navigate to the current subdialog in the dialog structure.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
You can perform all maintenance operations on this subdialog.
To go to another subdialog:
Go to a lower-level subdialog
Choose an entry in the current subdialog for which you want to see the
entries in subordinate subdialogs.
This is usually additional information about the higher-level entries.
Choose the subordinate subdialog by double-click in the dialog
structure.
You go to the subordinate subdialog, where you can perform all display,
maintenance and transport operations as usual.
Go to a same or higher-level subdialog
Choose the subdialog by double-click in the dialog structure.
You go to the same or higher-level subdialog, where you can perform all
display, maintenance and transport operations as usual.
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