How To Fix UXP010 - Internal error: Old version &2 of object &1 does not exist in cache

UXP010 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: UXP - Messages Package UXP

• Message number: 010

• Message text: Internal error: Old version &2 of object &1 does not exist in cache

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message UXP010 - Internal error: Old version &2 of object &1 does not exist in cache ?

  The SAP error message UXP010, which states "Internal error: Old version &2 of object &1 does not exist in cache," typically indicates an issue related to the caching mechanism in SAP, particularly in the context of the SAP User Experience (UX) or Fiori applications. This error can occur when the system is trying to access an outdated version of an object that is no longer available in the cache.
  
  Cause:
  
  Cache Inconsistency: The error often arises due to inconsistencies in the cache, where the system is trying to reference an old version of an object that has been updated or deleted.
  System Updates: If there have been recent updates or changes to the system, such as transport requests or changes in the application, the cache may not have been properly refreshed.
  Session Issues: Sometimes, user sessions may hold onto outdated cache data, leading to this error when trying to access certain objects.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  
  Clear Cache: The