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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WD - Workflow definition
Message number: 801
Message text: Binding between the &1 container and &2 container is taking place
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WD801
- Binding between the &1 container and &2 container is taking place ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message WD801:
SAP Error Message: WD801
Message Text:
Binding between the &1 container and &2 container is taking place
Cause
This message typically appears in the context of Web Dynpro ABAP applications. It indicates that a binding operation is currently in progress between two containers (UI elements or context nodes). The system is informing you that a binding is being established or updated between these two containers.
More specifically:
Since WD801 is generally informational, it does not always require corrective action. However, if you encounter this message frequently or it causes issues, consider the following:
Check Bindings in Web Dynpro Component:
Optimize Binding Logic:
Debugging:
Check for Framework or Patch Updates:
Performance Considerations:
Web Dynpro ABAP Context Binding:
Web Dynpro uses context nodes and UI element containers to bind data and UI elements. Understanding the context binding mechanism is crucial for troubleshooting.
SAP Note Search:
Search for SAP Notes related to message WD801 or Web Dynpro binding issues for any known bugs or fixes.
Transaction / Application:
This message is seen in Web Dynpro ABAP applications, especially during UI rendering or context synchronization.
Debugging Tools:
Use the Web Dynpro debugger and transaction WD_TRACE
to analyze binding operations.
Aspect | Details |
---|---|
Message | WD801: Binding between the &1 container and &2 container is taking place |
Cause | Informational message indicating a binding operation between two containers in Web Dynpro ABAP |
Solution | Usually no action needed; check bindings for conflicts, optimize binding logic, debug if necessary |
Related | Web Dynpro context binding, SAP Notes, Web Dynpro debugger |
If you provide the exact context or the names of the containers (&1 and &2), I can help you analyze the specific binding scenario further.
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