How To Fix W_CB062 - Condition type &2 for application &1 does not exist

W_CB062 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: W_CB -

• Message number: 062

• Message text: Condition type &2 for application &1 does not exist

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W_CB062 - Details

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  SAP Error Message:
  W_CB062 Condition type &2 for application &1 does not exist
  
  Meaning / 
  Cause:
  This warning message indicates that the system is trying to access or use a condition type (represented by &2) for a particular application (represented by &1), but this condition type is not defined or does not exist in the system for that application.
  
  Condition Type: A key element in SAP pricing, output determination, or other condition techniques.
  Application: The context or module where the condition type is used, e.g., Sales and Distribution (SD), Purchasing (MM), or others.
  
  This usually happens when:
  
  The condition type has not been created or maintained in the system.
  The condition type exists but is not assigned to the relevant application.
  There is a mismatch or typo in the condition type or application code.
  Customizing or master data is incomplete or inconsistent.
  
  
  Common Scenarios:
  
  Pricing procedure refers to a condition type that is