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Message type: E = Error
Message class: W_CB -
Message number: 353
Message text: Condition types with Condition ID subsequent settlement are not supported
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W_CB353
- Condition types with Condition ID subsequent settlement are not supported ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation regarding the SAP error message:
SAP Error Message:
W_CB353 Condition types with Condition ID subsequent settlement are not supported
Cause:
This warning message occurs in SAP Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable (FI-CA) when you try to use condition types that have the Condition ID set to "Subsequent Settlement" in a context where such condition types are not supported.
Check Condition Type Configuration:
Adjust Pricing or Settlement Procedure:
Review Business Process:
Testing:
FI-CA Pricing and Settlement:
Condition types in FI-CA are used to calculate amounts during billing and settlement. The Condition ID categorizes condition types for different purposes (e.g., initial billing, subsequent settlement, interest calculation).
Condition ID "Subsequent Settlement":
This ID is specifically for conditions applied during subsequent settlement runs, such as corrections or adjustments after the initial invoice.
SAP Notes and Documentation:
Check SAP Notes related to FI-CA pricing and settlement for any updates or known issues regarding condition types and Condition IDs.
Transaction Codes:
Aspect | Details |
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Cause | Condition types with Condition ID "Subsequent Settlement" used in unsupported context. |
Effect | Warning message W_CB353 during pricing or settlement processing. |
Solution | Remove or replace these condition types from unsupported procedures; use correct types. |
Where to Check | FI-CA condition type configuration in SPRO. |
Additional Info | Condition ID categorizes condition types for specific processes in FI-CA. |
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