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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WGDS_CC_2012 - Messages for customer connect enhancement of GDS in 2012
Message number: 058
Message text: Enter a number of trade items greater than 0
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WGDS_CC_2012058
- Enter a number of trade items greater than 0 ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message:
SAP Error Message:
WGDS_CC_2012058: Enter a number of trade items greater than 0
Cause:
This error occurs when you are trying to process or save a document (such as a delivery, shipment, or sales order) in SAP where the quantity of trade items (e.g., packages, cartons, pallets) is either zero or not entered at all. The system requires that the number of trade items must be a positive number greater than zero to proceed.
Trade items typically refer to packaging units or handling units that are part of the logistics process. The system validation ensures that the physical quantity of items being handled is correctly recorded.
When does it occur?
Enter a valid number of trade items:
Make sure to input a quantity greater than zero in the relevant field for trade items or packaging units.
Check the packaging data:
Verify that the packaging specifications or handling unit data are correctly maintained in the system. If packaging data is missing or incorrect, update it accordingly.
Review configuration settings:
Handling Unit Management:
If handling units are used, ensure that the handling units are properly created and assigned with correct quantities.
Data consistency:
Ensure that the quantity of trade items aligns with the quantity of goods being processed.
The error WGDS_CC_2012058 is a validation message requiring that the number of trade items (packaging units) entered must be greater than zero. To resolve it, ensure that the trade item quantity is correctly entered and consistent with the goods quantity, and verify packaging and handling unit data.
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