How To Fix SY464 - You cannot jump to this statement

SY464 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: SY - ABAP/4 system messages

• Message number: 464

• Message text: You cannot jump to this statement

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message SY464 - You cannot jump to this statement ?

  The SAP error message SY464 ("You cannot jump to this statement") typically occurs in ABAP programming when there is an attempt to use a control statement (like EXIT, CONTINUE, or RETURN) in a context where it is not allowed. This can happen in various scenarios, such as:
  
  
  Incorrect Use of Control Statements: You might be trying to use a control statement in a place where it doesn't make sense, such as outside of a loop or a subroutine.
  
  
  Improper Structure of Code: The structure of your code might not allow for the jump to the specified statement. For example, trying to exit from a nested loop or a block where it is not valid.
  
  
  Solutions
  
  
  Check Control Statement Context: Review the context in which you are using the control statement. Ensure that it is being used within a valid loop or subroutine.
  
  
  Refactor Code: If the control statement is not in the correct context, consider