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Message type: E = Error
Message class: TR - Change and Transport System
Message number: 778
Message text: Request &1 cannot be changed: Incorrect system or wrong naming convention
You cannot change request &V1& in this SAP System because it does not
follow the naming convention for requests in this system. The first
three characters of the request name must be the system name and the
fourth character must be <LS>K</>.
The only exceptions are delivery transports and preliminary
corrections, which have to begin with <LS>SAP</>, and piece lists,
whose names you can choose, as long as they do not conflict with the
naming conventions.
The function terminates.
Choose a request that has been created in this SAP System.
Check whether the Change and Transport System has been initialized
correctly.
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