How To Fix TPM_THXE1068 - Eff. test has usage status "Reversed"; no changes permitted

TPM_THXE1068 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: TPM_THXE1 - message class for effectiveness test

• Message number: 068

• Message text: Eff. test has usage status "Reversed"; no changes permitted

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message TPM_THXE1068 - Eff. test has usage status "Reversed"; no changes permitted ?

  The SAP error message TPM_THXE1068 indicates that an effective test (or "eff. test") has a usage status of "Reversed," which means that the test has been reversed and no further changes can be made to it. This typically occurs in the context of Treasury and Risk Management (TRM) or similar modules where effective tests are used to validate transactions or configurations.
  
  Cause:
  
  Reversed Status: The effective test has been marked as reversed, which is a status indicating that the test is no longer active or valid for further modifications.
  Business Process: The reversal might have been part of a business process where a previous test was deemed incorrect or unnecessary, and thus it was reversed to maintain data integrity.
  User Action: A user may have manually reversed the effective test, either intentionally or accidentally.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Check Status: Verify the status of the effective test in the system. You can do this by navigating to the relevant