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Message type: E = Error
Message class: W4 - Messages for material discontinuation
Message number: 136
Message text: &: & Object list exists in plant maintenance
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W4136
- &: & Object list exists in plant maintenance ?SAP Error Message:
W4136 & : & Object list exists in plant maintenance
Meaning / Cause:
This warning message indicates that an object list (such as a list of equipment, functional locations, or maintenance objects) already exists in the Plant Maintenance (PM) module for the specified criteria. Typically, this occurs when you try to create or generate an object list that duplicates an existing one.
In other words, the system detects that an object list with the same parameters or for the same plant/functional location/equipment already exists, and therefore it warns you to avoid duplication.
When does it occur?
Check existing object lists:
Before creating a new object list, verify if an appropriate list already exists. Use transaction codes like IL03 (Display Functional Location), IE03 (Display Equipment), or specific object list reports to find existing lists.
Use the existing object list:
If the existing list meets your requirements, use it instead of creating a new one.
Delete or archive old object lists (if appropriate):
If the existing object list is obsolete or no longer needed, consider deleting or archiving it to avoid confusion.
Modify selection criteria:
When generating a new object list, adjust the selection criteria to avoid overlap with existing lists.
Check for custom developments:
If this message appears during custom program execution, review the logic to ensure it handles existing object lists properly.
Aspect | Details |
---|---|
Cause | Attempt to create an object list that already exists in Plant Maintenance. |
Effect | Warning message W4136 is displayed to prevent duplication. |
Solution | Use existing object list, delete/archive old lists, or modify selection criteria. |
Related T-codes | IL03, IE03, IW29, IW38, and custom PM reports/programs. |
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