How To Fix VN100 - Maintain TNAPR for output & Type 1, application &

VN100 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: VN - Nachrichtensteuerung

• Message number: 100

• Message text: Maintain TNAPR for output & Type 1, application &

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VN100 - Details

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  Error Message
  VN100: Maintain TNAPR for output & Type 1, application &
  
  The message typically appears when you try to configure or process output types in SAP, especially in the context of Vendor Master or Purchasing documents.
  The placeholders & are replaced by specific values at runtime, e.g., output type and application.
  
  
  Cause
  The error occurs because the TNAPR table (which stores the assignment of output types to partner functions) does not have an entry for the specified output type and application.
  
  TNAPR is the table that links output types to partner functions in the system.
  When the system tries to determine the partner function for a particular output type in a given application, it looks up TNAPR.
  If the entry is missing, the system cannot find the partner function, and thus throws this error.
  
  
  When does it occur?
  
  When configuring