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Message type: E = Error
Message class: W- -
Message number: 061
Message text: Nodes cannot be reassigned: unpermitted assignments would occur
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W-061
- Nodes cannot be reassigned: unpermitted assignments would occur ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation regarding the SAP error message:
SAP Error Message:
W-061 Nodes cannot be reassigned: unpermitted assignments would occur
Cause:
This warning message occurs when you attempt to reassign nodes (organizational units, positions, jobs, etc.) in the Organizational Management (OM) module, but the system detects that such reassignment would lead to unpermitted assignments.
Unpermitted assignments mean that the reassignment would violate existing assignment rules or constraints defined in the system, such as:
In SAP Organizational Management, nodes represent organizational units, positions, jobs, etc., and they are linked by relationships. Certain relationships or assignments are mandatory or restricted, and the system enforces these rules to maintain data integrity.
When you try to reassign a node, SAP checks if the reassignment would cause any of these rules to be violated. If yes, it raises the warning W-061 to prevent inconsistent or invalid organizational structures.
Analyze the Node and Its Assignments:
Check the Assignment Rules:
Adjust or Remove Conflicting Assignments:
Use Correct Reassignment Method:
Consult SAP Notes and Documentation:
If Warning Only:
Transactions:
SAP Tables:
SAP Notes:
Documentation:
Aspect | Description |
---|---|
Cause | Attempt to reassign nodes leads to unpermitted assignments violating OM rules or constraints. |
Effect | Warning W-061 is raised; reassignment is blocked or flagged to prevent inconsistencies. |
Solution | Analyze and adjust conflicting assignments, follow correct reassignment procedures, consult SAP Notes. |
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