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Message type: E = Error
Message class: TR - Change and Transport System
Message number: 415
Message text: Package &1 cannot be deleted because objects still exist
Package &V1& could not be deleted because, according to the object
directory, it still contains ABAP Workbench objects.
The package was not deleted.
To delete package &V1&, proceed as follows:
Assign all objects in package &V1& that are still being used to a
different package.
Delete all objects in package &V1& that are no longer required.
These changes are recorded in a change request automatically.
Release the change request. If it is a transportable change request,
wait until the export of the change request has been completed.
When the change request is released, the object directory entries for
the deleted objects are deleted. This must take place before the
package is deleted.
Delete package &V1&.
<ZH>Note:</>
Also refer to the documentation on <DS:DE.DEVCLASS>packages</>.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
TR415
- Package &1 cannot be deleted because objects still exist ?The SAP error message TR415 indicates that a transport package (or transport request) cannot be deleted because there are still objects associated with it. This typically occurs when you attempt to delete a transport request that has not been fully processed or has dependencies that prevent its deletion.
Cause:
- Existing Objects: The transport request/package contains objects (like programs, function modules, tables, etc.) that are still in use or have not been fully released.
- Dependencies: Other transport requests may depend on the objects in the transport request you are trying to delete.
- Incomplete Status: The transport request may not be in a completed status (e.g., it might still be in the "modification" or "released" state).
Solution:
To resolve this error, you can follow these steps:
Check Objects in the Transport Request:
- Use transaction code SE01 or SE09 to display the transport request.
- Check the objects included in the transport request to see if they are still active or in use.
Release the Transport Request:
- If the transport request is still in a modifiable state, you may need to release it first. You can do this by selecting the transport request and choosing the "Release" option.
Delete Objects:
- If the objects are no longer needed, you can delete them from the transport request. This can be done in the transport request details.
Check Dependencies:
- Ensure that no other transport requests depend on the objects in the transport request you are trying to delete. You can check for dependencies using transaction SE01 or SE09.
Use Transaction SE03:
- You can use transaction SE03 (Transport Organizer Tools) to analyze the transport request and find out which objects are still associated with it.
Consult with Team:
- If you are unsure about the objects or their dependencies, consult with your development or basis team to ensure that deleting the transport request will not affect other processes.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the TR415 error and successfully delete the transport request if it is no longer needed.
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