How To Fix VHU01124 - Deletion mark for &1 &2 undone

VHU01124 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: VHU01 - Message ID for Master Data Maintenance Packing Objects

• Message number: 124

• Message text: Deletion mark for &1 &2 undone

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message VHU01124 - Deletion mark for &1 &2 undone ?

  Certainly! Here's detailed information about the SAP error message VHU01124: Deletion mark for &1 &2 undone:
  
  SAP Message: VHU01124
  Text: Deletion mark for &1 &2 undone
  
  1. Cause
  This message occurs when an attempt to delete (or mark for deletion) a vehicle or related object in the SAP Vehicle Management System (VMS) is reversed or undone. Specifically:
  
  The system had previously set a deletion mark on an object (e.g., a vehicle, vehicle type, or related master data).
  The deletion mark was then removed or undone, either manually by a user or automatically by a process.
  The message informs that the deletion mark has been undone, meaning the object is no longer flagged for deletion.
  
  Typical scenarios:
  
  A user tries to delete a vehicle, but the system or another user cancels the deletion mark.
  A background job or process reverses the deletion mark due to dependencies or inconsistencies.
  The deletion mark cannot be maintained because the object is still in use or