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How To Fix WFD_BL_MSG092 - Field mapping for &1 does not exist.


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WFD_BL_MSG - Message Class for Workforce Assignment and Details

  • Message number: 092

  • Message text: Field mapping for &1 does not exist.

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WFD_BL_MSG092 - Field mapping for &1 does not exist. ?

    The SAP error message:

    WFD_BL_MSG092 Field mapping for &1 does not exist.

    Meaning / Cause:

    This error occurs in the SAP Workflow system when the workflow engine tries to map a field (usually a container element or a parameter) but cannot find the corresponding field mapping definition. Essentially, the workflow expects a mapping for a particular field (denoted by &1, which is replaced by the actual field name in the runtime message), but this mapping is missing or not maintained.

    This typically happens in scenarios such as:

    • When a workflow step or container element references a field that has not been defined or linked properly.
    • When importing or modifying workflows and the field mapping is incomplete.
    • When using Business Object (BO) methods or events in workflows and the mapping between BO attributes and workflow container elements is missing.
    • When integrating with other components (e.g., BRF+, custom function modules) and the expected field mapping is not set up.

    Where it occurs:

    • In SAP Business Workflow (transaction SWDD, SWO1, SWI1, etc.)
    • During workflow execution or activation.
    • When a workflow container element or method parameter is referenced but not mapped.

    Solution / How to fix:

    1. Identify the missing field:

      • Check the exact field name in the error message (the &1 placeholder will be replaced by the actual field name).
      • Review the workflow container elements and parameters to find where this field is used.
    2. Check the workflow container:

      • Go to the workflow builder (transaction SWDD).
      • Open the workflow definition.
      • Check the container elements and ensure the field is defined.
      • If the field is supposed to be mapped from a Business Object attribute or method parameter, verify the mapping.
    3. Check Business Object (BO) mapping:

      • Use transaction SWO1 to check the BO involved.
      • Verify that the attribute or method parameter exists.
      • Check the mapping between the BO and the workflow container.
    4. Maintain or create the missing field mapping:

      • In the workflow container, add the missing element or correct the mapping.
      • If the field is a parameter of a method, ensure the method signature matches and the mapping is maintained.
      • If the field is part of a container element that should be passed from one step to another, ensure the link is properly defined.
    5. Check for transport/import issues:

      • Sometimes, after transporting workflows or BOs between systems, mappings can be lost.
      • Re-import or re-activate the workflow and BO.
      • Re-establish the mappings if necessary.
    6. Test the workflow:

      • After corrections, activate the workflow.
      • Test the workflow execution to confirm the error no longer occurs.

    Additional Information:

    • SAP Notes: Search SAP Support Portal for notes related to WFD_BL_MSG092 for any specific patches or known issues.
    • Related transactions:
      • SWDD (Workflow Builder)
      • SWO1 (Business Object Builder)
      • SWI1 (Work Item Selection)
      • SWU3 (Workflow Customizing)
    • Common scenario: This error often appears when a workflow is copied or modified and the container elements or BO mappings are not updated accordingly.
    • Debugging: You can debug the workflow runtime to see where the mapping fails by setting breakpoints in the workflow engine or using transaction SWI1 to analyze the work item.

    Summary:

    Aspect Description
    Cause Missing field mapping for a workflow container element or BO attribute/parameter.
    Effect Workflow cannot find the field mapping, causing runtime error WFD_BL_MSG092.
    Solution Define or correct the field mapping in the workflow container or BO method parameters.
    Tools SWDD, SWO1, SWI1, SWU3
    Notes Check for transport issues, re-activate workflow and BO, verify method signatures and mappings.

    If you provide the exact field name or context (workflow name, BO involved), I can help you with more specific steps.

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