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Message type: E = Error
Message class: TR - Change and Transport System
Message number: 725
Message text: Object name &1 reserved for package &2
The object name &V1& belongs to a protected name range. You can only
use this name in package &V2& or in the local package $TMP.
Only use the name &V1& in package $TMP if the object is part of the
project defined by the package &V2&. (You can reassign the object to
package &V2& later on.)
When you assign objects to package $TMP, bear in mind that your objects
may be overwritten by an import or generation of objects with the same
names, if you do not know the project agreements regarding generation
areas and development systems.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
If object &V1& is part of the developments for project &V2&, enter the
package &V2& or the local package $TMP.
If object &V1& does not belong to this project, choose a different
object name.
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