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How To Fix W_CB109 - Application object (class &1) provides no billing document number


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: W_CB -

  • Message number: 109

  • Message text: Application object (class &1) provides no billing document number

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message W_CB109 - Application object (class &1) provides no billing document number ?

    SAP Error Message:
    W_CB109Application object (class &1) provides no billing document number


    Meaning / Cause

    This warning message occurs during billing document processing in SAP SD (Sales and Distribution) when the system expects a billing document number to be returned by an application object (class) but does not receive one.

    • The message indicates that the application object (class) responsible for creating or processing the billing document did not provide a billing document number.
    • This usually happens in custom developments or enhancements where a custom class is used to create or manipulate billing documents.
    • The system calls a method of the application object to get the billing document number, but the method returns an empty or initial value.
    • It can also occur if the billing document creation failed silently or was not completed properly, but the process continued.

    When does it occur?

    • During billing document creation or update.
    • When using user exits, BAdIs, or custom classes for billing document processing.
    • When the system expects a billing document number to proceed but the custom logic does not supply it.

    Possible Causes

    1. Custom code issue: The custom class or method responsible for returning the billing document number is not implemented correctly or does not set the billing document number.
    2. Billing document creation failed: The billing document was not created successfully, so no number exists.
    3. Incorrect method call or missing return value: The method that should return the billing document number is not returning it properly.
    4. Configuration or master data issues: Rarely, missing or incorrect configuration can cause billing document creation to fail silently.

    Solution / How to fix

    1. Check the custom class &1 (the class name is given in the message)

      • Review the implementation of the method that is supposed to return the billing document number.
      • Ensure that the billing document number is correctly assigned and returned.
      • Debug the code to verify that the billing document number is generated and passed back.
    2. Verify billing document creation

      • Check if the billing document was actually created in the system.
      • Look for any errors or inconsistencies in the billing document creation process.
    3. Check enhancements or user exits

      • If you have implemented user exits (e.g., USEREXIT_SAVE_DOCUMENT_PREPARE) or BAdIs related to billing, verify that they do not interfere with the billing document number assignment.
    4. Review configuration

      • Ensure that the billing type and related settings are correct.
      • Check if the billing document number range is properly maintained.
    5. Test standard scenario

      • Try to create a billing document without custom code to confirm if the issue is with custom development or standard SAP.
    6. SAP Notes and Support

      • Search for SAP Notes related to W_CB109 for any known issues or patches.
      • If the problem persists, consider raising a support ticket with SAP including the class name and scenario details.

    Additional Information

    • Message Class: W_CB109 belongs to message class CB (Billing).
    • Transaction codes involved: VF01 (Create Billing Document), VF02 (Change Billing Document), VF03 (Display Billing Document).
    • Related BAdIs/User Exits:
      • SD_BILLING_DOCUMENT_SAVE
      • SD_BILLING_DOCUMENT_READ
      • User exits in program RV60AFZZ or RV60AFZ0.

    Summary

    Aspect Details
    Cause Application object (class) does not return a billing document number during billing.
    Effect Billing document number is missing, causing warning W_CB109.
    Solution Check and fix the custom class/method to ensure it returns the billing document number.
    Verify billing document creation and configuration.
    Related Info Check user exits, BAdIs, and SAP Notes for related issues.

    If you provide the exact class name (&1) or the context in which this error occurs, I can help you with more specific guidance.

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