How To Fix WB2_ASGT152 - Item qty (&1 &4) < transf qty (&2 &4). Assgd qty (&3 &4) must be 0.

WB2_ASGT152 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WB2_ASGT - Shadow items ans assignments

• Message number: 152

• Message text: Item qty (&1 &4) < transf qty (&2 &4). Assgd qty (&3 &4) must be 0.

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WB2_ASGT152 - Item qty (&1 &4) < transf qty (&2 &4). Assgd qty (&3 &4) must be 0. ?

  The SAP error message WB2_ASGT152 indicates a problem related to the assignment of quantities in a transfer process, typically in the context of warehouse management or inventory management. Let's break down the components of the error message and provide potential causes, solutions, and related information.
  Error Message Breakdown
  
  Item qty (&1 &4): This represents the quantity of the item that is currently available.
  Transf qty (&2 &4): This is the quantity that is being transferred.
  Assgd qty (&3 &4): This is the quantity that has already been assigned for transfer or other purposes.
  Must be 0: This indicates that the assigned quantity must be zero for the operation to proceed.
  
  Possible Causes
  
  Quantity Mismatch: The total quantity available for the item is less than the quantity being transferred, or there are already assigned quantities that conflict with the transfer.
  Incorrect Assignment: There may be existing assignments for the item that have not been cleared or completed, leading to