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Message type: E = Error
Message class: UPF - Planning Functions
Message number: 131
Message text: Processing rules still exist, delete them
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UPF131
- Processing rules still exist, delete them ?The SAP error message UPF131 ("Processing rules still exist, delete them") typically occurs in the context of the SAP User Profile Framework (UPF) when you are trying to delete or deactivate a user profile that still has associated processing rules. This can happen when you attempt to remove a user profile that is still linked to certain configurations or rules that need to be addressed first.
Cause:
The error is caused by the existence of processing rules that are still associated with the user profile you are trying to delete. These rules may include various configurations, settings, or conditions that are tied to the profile, and SAP prevents the deletion to maintain data integrity.
Solution:
To resolve this error, you need to follow these steps:
Identify the Processing Rules:
- Use transaction codes like
PFCG
(Profile Generator) orUPF
(User Profile Framework) to check the user profile and identify the processing rules that are still linked to it.Delete or Modify the Processing Rules:
- Once you have identified the processing rules, you can either delete them or modify them as necessary. Ensure that you are aware of the implications of removing these rules, as they may affect other configurations or user profiles.
Re-attempt Deletion of the User Profile:
- After successfully deleting or modifying the processing rules, you can attempt to delete the user profile again.
Check for Dependencies:
- If you are unsure about the impact of deleting certain rules, check for any dependencies or consult with your SAP administrator or functional team to ensure that you are not disrupting any critical processes.
Related Information:
PFCG
, UPF
, and others that may help you navigate user profiles and processing rules.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the UPF131 error and successfully manage your user profiles in SAP.
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