How To Fix UDM_BUPA_TRANS_DATA202 - Test mode active: No changes will be written to the database

UDM_BUPA_TRANS_DATA202 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: UDM_BUPA_TRANS_DATA - FSCM-COL: Collections Management (Transaction Data)

• Message number: 202

• Message text: Test mode active: No changes will be written to the database

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UDM_BUPA_TRANS_DATA202 - Details

• The SAP error message UDM_BUPA_TRANS_DATA202 indicates that the system is currently in test mode, which means that any changes you attempt to make will not be written to the database. This is a common scenario in SAP environments where test modes are used to validate processes without affecting the actual data.
  
  Cause:
  
  Test Mode Active: The system is configured to run in test mode, which is often used during development or testing phases to ensure that processes work correctly without making permanent changes to the database.
  Configuration Settings: The settings in the transaction or program you are using may have been set to test mode intentionally.
  User Permissions: Sometimes, user roles or permissions may restrict the ability to make changes, leading to the system defaulting to test mode.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  Switch to Production Mode: If you are ready to make changes, ensure that you switch the system from test mode to production mode. This can usually be