How To Fix VH603 - Max. no. of accesses using active acc. sequences w/o exclusive indicator

VH603 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: VH - SD pricing

• Message number: 603

• Message text: Max. no. of accesses using active acc. sequences w/o exclusive indicator

Access sequences without exclusion indicators
With these access sequences, all accesses are carried out on the
condition table.
This procedure is required in the following cases:

The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

for prices
if the most favorable price is required (e.g. using standard computing
formula 14 in the pricing procedure).
for discounts
if the most favorable discount is required. This can only be done by
using additional condition exclusion groups.
If discounts are to be added, you have the following
<ZH>Alternatives</>:
Creating a condition table made up of the 'pre-compression' condition
records from the 'old' condition tables via Batch-Input. The access
sequence in pricing then only accesses this table.
<DS:NA.VH602>Accesses in access sequences</>
<DS:CHAP.SIMG_CMMENUOLSDFPS>Pricing control</>

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message VH603 - Max. no. of accesses using active acc. sequences w/o exclusive indicator ?

  Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation of the SAP error message VH603:
  
  SAP Error Message: VH603
  Text: Max. no. of accesses using active access sequences w/o exclusive indicator
  
  
  Cause:
  This error occurs in the Pricing or Condition Technique area of SAP when the system detects that the maximum number of allowed accesses to condition records using active access sequences has been exceeded without the use of an exclusive indicator.
  
  In SAP pricing, condition records are accessed via access sequences.
  Each access sequence can have multiple condition tables.
  When the system tries to access condition records, it follows the access sequence steps.
  If too many accesses are performed without an exclusive indicator (which restricts access to a single condition record), the system throws this error to prevent performance issues or inconsistent pricing results.
  Essentially, the system is warning that the number of accesses to condition records is too high and no exclusive indicator is set to limit the search.
  
  
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