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Message type: E = Error
Message class: U0 - Correction checks, on demand checks
Message number: 069
Message text: Wage type & assigned several times
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U0069
- Wage type & assigned several times ?The SAP error message U0069, which states "Wage type & assigned several times," typically occurs during payroll processing when a wage type is assigned multiple times to the same employee for a specific period. This can lead to inconsistencies in payroll calculations and reporting.
Cause:
- Duplicate Assignments: The wage type has been assigned more than once in the payroll results for the same period.
- Configuration Issues: There may be issues in the configuration of wage types in the payroll schema or in the infotype records (like IT0008 - Basic Pay).
- Data Entry Errors: Manual data entry errors can lead to the same wage type being entered multiple times for an employee.
- Incorrect Payroll Processing: If payroll is processed incorrectly or if there are issues with the payroll driver, it can lead to duplicate wage type entries.
Solution:
- Check Payroll Results: Review the payroll results for the employee in question. You can use transaction code PC_PAYRESULT to analyze the payroll results and identify where the duplicate wage type entries are occurring.
- Review Infotype Records: Check the relevant infotype records (e.g., IT0008 for Basic Pay) to ensure that the wage type is not entered multiple times for the same period.
- Adjust Configuration: If the issue is due to configuration, you may need to adjust the payroll schema or the wage type configuration in the system. This may involve consulting with your SAP HR configuration team.
- Correct Data Entry: If the issue is due to manual data entry, correct the entries in the infotype records to ensure that each wage type is only assigned once for the relevant period.
- Reprocess Payroll: After making the necessary corrections, you may need to reprocess the payroll for the affected employee(s) to ensure that the payroll results are accurate.
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