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How To Fix SWZWIZARD018 - A module pool will be created. The name must therefore begin 'SAPM'.


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: SWZWIZARD -

  • Message number: 018

  • Message text: A module pool will be created. The name must therefore begin 'SAPM'.

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message SWZWIZARD018 - A module pool will be created. The name must therefore begin 'SAPM'. ?

    The SAP error message SWZWIZARD018 indicates that you are trying to create a module pool in the SAP system, but the name you have provided does not conform to the naming conventions required for module pools. Specifically, module pool names must begin with the prefix "SAPM".

    Cause:

    The error occurs when:

    • You attempt to create a new module pool and the name you have chosen does not start with "SAPM".
    • The naming convention for module pools in SAP requires that they start with this specific prefix to ensure proper identification and categorization within the system.

    Solution:

    To resolve this error, you should:

    1. Rename the Module Pool: Change the name of the module pool you are trying to create so that it begins with "SAPM". For example, if you were trying to create a module pool named "MYMODULE", you could rename it to "SAPMMYMODULE".
    2. Follow Naming Conventions: Ensure that you follow the SAP naming conventions for module pools, which typically include:
      • The name must start with "SAPM".
      • The name should be unique within the system.
      • It should not exceed the maximum length allowed for module pool names (usually 30 characters).

    Related Information:

    • Module Pools: In SAP, a module pool is a collection of screens and associated logic that allows for the creation of custom transactions. They are often used for custom development in ABAP.
    • Transaction Codes: Module pools are often associated with transaction codes that allow users to access the functionality provided by the module pool.
    • ABAP Development: If you are developing in ABAP, ensure that you are familiar with the development environment and the naming conventions to avoid such errors.

    If you continue to experience issues after renaming the module pool, double-check the naming conventions and ensure that there are no other underlying issues in your development environment.

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