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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WF_CONT - Workflow Container, Definition Time and Runtime
Message number: 065
Message text: Specify a class name
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WF_CONT065
- Specify a class name ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message WF_CONT065: Specify a class name:
SAP Error Message: WF_CONT065 - Specify a class name
Cause:
The error WF_CONT065 occurs in SAP Workflow when a class name is expected but has not been specified. This typically happens in the context of workflow container elements or workflow methods where the system requires a reference to a class (usually an ABAP class) but the field is left empty or incorrectly maintained.
Common scenarios include:
To resolve the error WF_CONT065, you need to specify the correct class name in the relevant workflow container element or method parameter.
Steps to fix:
Identify where the error occurs:
Specify the class name:
Save and activate:
Where to check container elements:
Transaction SWDD (Workflow Builder) ? Open the workflow ? Go to container tab ? Check container elements.
Class names in workflows:
Workflow container elements can be of elementary types (like CHAR, NUMC) or object references. For object references, the class name is mandatory.
Related SAP Notes:
Sometimes, this error can be related to missing or incorrect configuration in custom workflows. Checking SAP Notes or OSS messages related to workflow container elements might help if the problem persists.
Debugging tip:
If unsure which container element is causing the issue, activate the workflow with trace (SWI1 or SWI2_DIAG) and analyze the logs to pinpoint the missing class name.
Aspect | Description |
---|---|
Error | WF_CONT065 - Specify a class name |
Cause | Missing class name for an object reference container element or method parameter in workflow |
Solution | Specify the correct ABAP class name in the container element or method parameter |
Transaction | SWDD (Workflow Builder) |
If you need help identifying the correct class name or further assistance with workflow container elements, feel free to ask!
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