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Message type: E = Error
Message class: VN - Nachrichtensteuerung
Message number: 352
Message text: Object type & is assigned to the item in application &
You have entered a business object type (&V1&) consistent to the item in
the application document of application &V2&.
In system table T681Z a business object type is assigned to both the
header and the item of the application document of application &V2&.
You can enter any of the object types from the business object
repository, which have a key structure consistent with that of one of
the object types.
Make sure that the condition is related to an item in the application
document from application &V2&.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
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VN352
- Object type & is assigned to the item in application & ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message VN352:
SAP Error Message: VN352
Message Text:
Object type & is assigned to the item in application &
1. Cause
This error occurs when you try to perform an operation on a purchasing document item (such as a purchase order or contract item) that already has an object of a certain type assigned to it in a specific application.
In SAP MM (Materials Management), certain objects (like service entry sheets, delivery notes, or inspection lots) are linked to purchasing document items. The system prevents duplicate or conflicting assignments of the same object type to the same item to maintain data consistency and integrity.
For example, if a service entry sheet (object type 'ES') is already assigned to a purchase order item, and you try to assign another service entry sheet or a conflicting object type to the same item, the system will raise this error.
2. When does it occur?
Check existing assignments:
Review the purchasing document item to see which object types are already assigned. You can do this by checking the item history or related documents.
Avoid duplicate assignments:
Ensure that you are not trying to assign the same object type multiple times to the same item.
Correct the process flow:
If the assignment is incorrect, remove or correct the existing object assignment before proceeding.
Use transaction codes:
Consult with functional team:
If unsure about the object types and their assignments, consult with your MM or SD functional consultant to understand the business process and correct the document flow.
Object Types in SAP MM:
Common object types include:
Tables to check:
SAP Notes and Documentation:
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Aspect | Details |
---|---|
Cause | Attempt to assign an object type to a purchasing document item that already has it assigned. |
Effect | System blocks the assignment to prevent duplicate/conflicting object links. |
Solution | Check existing assignments, avoid duplicates, correct document flow, consult functional team. |
Related | Object types (ES, EL, IN, etc.), tables EKPO, EKBE, SRVPOS, transactions ME23N, ML81N. |
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