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How To Fix VH602 - Maximum no. of accesses in the access sequences being used


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: VH - SD pricing

  • Message number: 602

  • Message text: Maximum no. of accesses in the access sequences being used

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  • Accesses in access sequences
    Each access in an access sequence means reading the background
    condition table. Possibly, all access sequences must be carried out.
    Alternative
    Smaller pricing procedures
    If records in a condition table used by an access table only apply to
    certain customers/materials, you could use several smaller pricing
    procedures instead of a single, general pricing procedure. These
    pricing procedures could be made customer-specific or transaction-
    specific (order type, billing type, own customer determination
    procedure, own document determination procedure)
    Using the preconditions
    If you know the preconditions governing the condition records, then you
    can use this knowledge to avoid unnecessary accesses to the condition
    tables (inquiry from customer master fields, material master fields,
    poss. use of the additional information in the customer master and the
    material master).
    Note:
    This increases the amount data maintenance carried out in Customizing.
    System modification, Customizing
    <DS:SIMG.SIMG_XXMENUOLSDMODAX> New fields for pricing</>
    <DS:CHAP.SIMG_CMMENUOLSDFPS> Pricing control</>

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    Error Message: VH602

    Text: Maximum no. of accesses in the access sequences being used


    Cause:

    This error occurs in the Pricing Procedure during pricing determination in Sales and Distribution (SD) module. Specifically, it happens when the system tries to access condition records through access sequences, but the number of condition table accesses exceeds the maximum allowed limit.

    • Each access sequence consists of multiple condition tables.
    • SAP has a system limit on the number of condition tables (accesses) that can be processed in a single pricing procedure.
    • When the total number of accesses in the access sequences used in the pricing procedure exceeds this limit, the system throws the VH602 error.
    • This is often due to overly complex or too many condition tables in the access sequences assigned to the pricing procedure.

    Where it occurs:

    • During pricing determination in SD (Sales and Distribution) when the system reads condition records.
    • In the access sequence configuration for condition types.
    • When the pricing procedure calls multiple condition types with complex access sequences.

    Solution:

    1. Reduce the number of condition tables in access sequences:

      • Review the access sequences assigned to the condition types in the pricing procedure.
      • Remove unnecessary or redundant condition tables.
      • Simplify the access sequences to reduce the total number of accesses.
    2. Optimize the pricing procedure:

      • Check if all condition types and their access sequences are necessary.
      • Remove or deactivate condition types that are not used.
    3. Check for custom access sequences:

      • Sometimes custom access sequences have many condition tables.
      • Simplify or optimize these custom access sequences.
    4. SAP Note / OSS:

      • Check if there is an SAP Note related to increasing the maximum number of accesses allowed.
      • Sometimes SAP provides a parameter or patch to increase the limit, but this is generally not recommended as it can impact performance.
    5. Technical workaround (not recommended unless advised by SAP):

      • Increase the system limit for maximum accesses by adjusting relevant parameters or applying SAP Notes.
      • This should be done only after consulting SAP support.

    Related Information:

    • Transaction Codes:

      • V/07 - Maintain Access Sequences
      • V/08 - Maintain Condition Tables
      • V/06 - Maintain Pricing Procedure
      • VK11 / VK12 / VK13 - Maintain Condition Records
    • SAP Modules:

      • Sales and Distribution (SD)
      • Pricing and Condition Technique
    • SAP Notes:

      • Search for SAP Notes related to VH602 or maximum number of accesses in access sequences.
      • Example: SAP Note 0000000 (hypothetical) might provide guidance or patches.
    • Performance Consideration:

      • Having too many condition tables/accesses can degrade system performance.
      • Simplifying access sequences improves pricing determination speed.

    Summary:

    Aspect Description
    Cause Number of condition table accesses in access sequences exceeds system limit during pricing.
    Effect Pricing determination fails with error VH602.
    Solution Simplify access sequences, reduce condition tables, optimize pricing procedure.
    Related Tcodes V/07, V/08, V/06, VK11, VK12, VK13
    Notes Check SAP Notes for possible parameter changes or patches.

    If you need help identifying which access sequences or condition tables are causing the issue, you can debug the pricing procedure or analyze the pricing logs to see which condition types and access sequences are being processed.


    Let me know if you want guidance on how to analyze or modify access sequences!

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