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Message type: E = Error
Message class: W_CB -
Message number: 005
Message text: Customizing error: Condition table &1 belongs to application &2
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W_CB005
- Customizing error: Condition table &1 belongs to application &2 ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message:
SAP Error Message:
W_CB005 Customizing error: Condition table &1 belongs to application &2
Meaning / Cause:
This warning message occurs during the configuration of condition techniques in SAP (e.g., pricing, output determination, or other condition-based processes). It indicates that the condition table you are trying to assign or use belongs to a different application than the one currently being configured.
In SAP, condition tables are assigned to specific applications. You cannot use a condition table from one application in the customizing of another application because the data structures and business logic differ.
Check the application assignment of the condition table:
Use the correct condition table for your application:
Create a new condition table if necessary:
SPRO -> SAP Reference IMG -> Materials Management -> Purchasing -> Conditions -> Define Condition Tables
Check your customizing steps:
Applications and their codes:
Condition tables are fundamental in the condition technique and define the key fields used to determine conditions.
Mixing condition tables across applications can lead to inconsistent or incorrect condition determination.
Aspect | Description |
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Cause | Condition table belongs to a different application than the one being customized. |
Effect | Warning message W_CB005 is raised. |
Solution | Use or create condition tables assigned to the correct application. Verify application assignment before use. |
Transaction | V/03, V/04 for condition tables; SPRO for customizing. |
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