How To Fix W_CB338 - Condition Contract &1 has been changed

W_CB338 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: W_CB -

• Message number: 338

• Message text: Condition Contract &1 has been changed

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message W_CB338 - Condition Contract &1 has been changed ?

  Certainly! Here's detailed information about the SAP error message W_CB338: "Condition Contract &1 has been changed":
  
  Error Message Overview
  
  Message ID: W_CB338  
  Message Text: Condition Contract &1 has been changed  
  Message Type: Warning (W)  
  Module: SAP SD (Sales and Distribution) / Pricing / Condition Contracts
  
  
  Cause
  This warning message appears when you are processing a sales document or pricing procedure that references a Condition Contract (a special type of condition record used for rebate agreements or special pricing agreements), and the system detects that the condition contract has been changed since it was last read or referenced.
  Typical scenarios include:
  
  The condition contract was modified (e.g., validity dates, conditions, or amounts) after it was initially read into the sales document or pricing procedure.
  The sales document or pricing procedure is using cached or previously read condition contract data that is now outdated.
  Another user or process has updated the condition contract in the background.
  
  
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