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Message type: E = Error
Message class: VELO - Vehicle Management System
Message number: 158
Message text: IDoc &1 must be processed before IDoc &2 can be updated
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VELO158
- IDoc &1 must be processed before IDoc &2 can be updated ?The SAP error message VELO158 indicates that there is a dependency between two IDocs (Intermediate Documents) in the processing sequence. Specifically, it means that IDoc &1 must be processed before IDoc &2 can be updated. This typically occurs in scenarios where one IDoc contains information that is required for the successful processing of another IDoc.
Cause:
- Dependency Between IDocs: The first IDoc (IDoc &1) contains data that is necessary for the second IDoc (IDoc &2) to be processed. For example, if IDoc &1 is creating a master record (like a customer or vendor) that IDoc &2 relies on, the system will not allow IDoc &2 to be processed until IDoc &1 is successfully processed.
- Incorrect Processing Order: The IDocs may have been generated or sent in an incorrect order, leading to this dependency issue.
- Configuration Issues: There may be configuration settings in the IDoc processing logic that enforce this dependency.
Solution:
- Process IDoc &1: Ensure that IDoc &1 is processed successfully. You can do this by checking the status of IDoc &1 in transaction WE02 or WE05. If it is in error status, you will need to resolve the issues and reprocess it.
- Check IDoc Status: After processing IDoc &1, check the status of IDoc &2. If it is still not processed, you may need to manually trigger its processing.
- Review IDoc Dependencies: Analyze the relationship between the IDocs to understand why the dependency exists. This may involve reviewing the data contained in both IDocs.
- Adjust Processing Logic: If the dependency is not intended, you may need to review and adjust the configuration or logic that governs the IDoc processing sequence.
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By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the VELO158 error and ensure that your IDocs are processed in the correct order.
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