How To Fix WFCS092 - Posting error (table: &1)

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WFCS - Message Class for Store Forecasting (Dev. Package WFCS)

• Message number: 092

• Message text: Posting error (table: &1)

What causes this issue?

A processing error occurred when posting the forecast result to the
forecast table.
During the forecast, data is generally saved in the following tables:
PROP: Master data for the forecast. You can use the forecast monitor
(transaction WFCS03) to <DS:DE.WFCS_BOOLEAN_SHOW_MDST>display the
forecast master data</>.
MARC: If you have set the relevant indicators in Customizing for the
MRP type, the forecast automatically calculates the reorder point stock
and the safety stock and saves them in the MARC table.
WFCS_WRFT: Movement data table with historical data (POS sales) and
forecast data. You can use the forecast monitor (transaction WFCS03) to
<DS:DE.WFCS_BOOLEAN_SHOW_WRFT>display the forecasted movement data</>.

System Response

The system did not save the items in the database.

How to fix this error?

Repeat the forecast run. Use the forecast monitor (transaction WFCS03)
for problem analysis if necessary. If the problem continues to occur,
contact your system administrator.

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WFCS092 - Posting error (table: &1) ?

  Certainly! Here's detailed information about the SAP error message:
  
  SAP Error Message:
  WFCS092 Posting error (table: &1)
  
  Cause:
  This error occurs during workflow processing when a posting operation fails on a specific database table. The placeholder &1 is replaced by the actual table name where the posting error happened.
  Common causes include:  
  
  Data inconsistencies or missing mandatory fields in the table record being posted.  
  Authorization issues preventing the posting operation.  
  Locking conflicts or database constraints violations on the table.  
  Incorrect or incomplete data passed from the workflow container to the posting function/module.  
  Technical issues such as database errors or transport problems.
  
  
  Explanation:
  The error message is raised by the workflow system (WFCS) when it tries to post data to a database table as part of a workflow step, but the posting fails. This could be due to validation errors, missing data, or system-level issues.
  
  Solution / Troubleshooting Steps:
  
  
  Check the Table Name:
  
  Identify the table name from the error message (the &1 placeholder). This tells you which table the posting failed on.
  
  
  Analyze the Workflow Step:
  
  Look at the workflow step that triggered the posting. Check the data being passed to the posting function/module.
  
  
  Check the Data:
  
  Verify that all mandatory fields for the table are correctly filled and valid. Use transaction SE16/SE16N or SE11 to inspect the table structure and data.
  
  
  Check Authorizations:
  
  Ensure the user or background job running the workflow has the necessary authorizations to post data to the table.
  
  
  Check for Locks or DB Issues:
  
  Use transaction SM12 to check for locks on the table or records. Also, check system logs (SM21) and short dumps (ST22) for related errors.
  
  
  Review Workflow Logs:
  
  Use transaction SWI1 or SWI2_FREQ to analyze workflow logs and identify the exact step and error details.
  
  
  Debug the Workflow:
  
  If necessary, debug the workflow or the function module that performs the posting to identify the exact cause of failure.
  
  
  Check for Notes or Known Issues:
  
  Search SAP Notes for the error message WFCS092 or related to the specific table for any known bugs or patches.
  
  
  
  Related Information:
  
  
  Transaction Codes:  
  
  SWI1 / SWI2_FREQ — Workflow log analysis  
  SE16 / SE16N — Table data display  
  SM12 — Lock entries  
  SM21 — System log  
  ST22 — ABAP short dumps
  
  
  
  SAP Notes:
  
  Search for "WFCS092" in the SAP Support Portal for any relevant notes.
  
  
  Workflow Documentation:
  
  Review the workflow definition and container elements to ensure correct data mapping.
  
  
  
  If you provide the specific table name or context (e.g., which workflow or business process), I can help you with more targeted advice.