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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /UI2/MIGRATION -
Message number: 111
Message text: Tile &1 and tile &2 have different SAP Fiori IDs.
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/UI2/MIGRATION111
- Tile &1 and tile &2 have different SAP Fiori IDs. ?The SAP error message
/UI2/MIGRATION111
indicates that there is a conflict between two tiles in the SAP Fiori Launchpad due to them having different SAP Fiori IDs. This typically occurs during the migration or upgrade of Fiori applications, where the system detects that two tiles are referencing the same application but have been assigned different IDs.Cause:
- Duplicate Tiles: There may be two tiles that are intended to represent the same application but have been assigned different Fiori IDs.
- Configuration Issues: The issue may arise from incorrect configuration in the Fiori Launchpad or the underlying OData services.
- Migration Errors: During a system upgrade or migration, inconsistencies can occur if the Fiori IDs were not properly aligned.
Solution:
- Identify the Tiles: Use the Fiori Launchpad Designer or the SAP Fiori Configuration Cockpit to identify the tiles that are causing the conflict. Look for the specific Fiori IDs mentioned in the error message.
- Consolidate Tiles: Decide which tile should be retained and which one should be removed or modified. You may need to update the tile configuration to ensure that both tiles point to the same Fiori ID.
- Update the Catalogs: If the tiles are part of different catalogs, ensure that the catalogs are updated to reflect the correct Fiori ID.
- Check OData Services: Verify that the OData services associated with the tiles are correctly configured and that they point to the same backend service.
- Clear Cache: After making changes, clear the cache of the Fiori Launchpad to ensure that the changes take effect. This can be done by using the
/UI2/FLP
transaction or by using the browser's cache clearing options.- Test the Changes: After making the necessary adjustments, test the tiles in the Fiori Launchpad to ensure that they are functioning correctly and that the error message no longer appears.
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By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the /UI2/MIGRATION111
error and ensure that your Fiori Launchpad is functioning correctly.
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