How To Fix VR622 - Do not enter an offset larger than the display length ( & )


VR622 - Overview

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: VR - Output for SD Reporting

  • Message number: 622

  • Message text: Do not enter an offset larger than the display length ( & )

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message VR622 - Do not enter an offset larger than the display length ( & ) ?
    Certainly! Here's detailed information about the SAP error message VR622:
    
    SAP Error Message VR622
    Message Text:
    Do not enter an offset larger than the display length (&)
    
    Cause
    This error occurs when an offset value entered or calculated in a screen field or a data structure exceeds the maximum allowed display length of that field. In other words, the system is trying to position the cursor or process data starting at a character position (offset) that is beyond the length of the field or screen element.
    Typical scenarios include:
    
    When using screen field offsets in dynpro programming or layout design.
    When manipulating strings or fields in ABAP code where an offset is specified.
    When a user or program tries to input or process data starting at a position greater than the length of the field.
    
    
    Explanation
    
    The offset is a zero-based or one-based index indicating the starting position within a field or screen element.
    The display length is the total number of

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