Message type: E = Error
Message class: WER - Messages for the package WER
Message number: 135
Message text: Element name cannot be initial
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WER135
- Element name cannot be initial ?SAP Error Message: WER135 - Element name cannot be initial
Cause: This error occurs when an element name (such as a field name, structure component, or table field) is expected to have a value but is found to be empty (initial). In SAP, certain operations require that element names are explicitly specified and cannot be left blank. For example, when defining or referencing components in ABAP Dictionary objects, or when working with structures, tables, or data elements, the system expects a valid, non-initial name. Typical Scenarios: When creating or modifying data dictionary objects (tables, structures, views) and an element/component name is left blank. When using function modules or BAPIs that require element names as input parameters, and these parameters are passed as initial. During code generation or metadata processing where element names are mandatory. In customizing or configuration steps where element names must be specified.
Solution: Check the Input: Ensure that the element name field is filled with a valid, non-empty
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