How To Fix WK225 - Texts from table < & > do not exist in the logon language

WK225 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WK - BPT: Messages integr. inbox

• Message number: 225

• Message text: Texts from table < & > do not exist in the logon language

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WK225 - Texts from table < & > do not exist in the logon language ?

  SAP Error Message:
  WK225 - Texts from table < & > do not exist in the logon language
  
  
  Cause:
  This error occurs when SAP tries to display texts (such as workflow container element descriptions, task descriptions, or other workflow-related texts) from a specific table, but the texts are not available in the user's logon language. The placeholder < & > in the message typically shows the table name from which the text is missing.
  In other words, the workflow engine or related component attempts to fetch text entries in the current logon language, but those entries are missing or not maintained in that language.
  
  Explanation:
  
  SAP stores texts in various tables with language-dependent entries.
  If the text for the current user’s logon language is missing, SAP cannot display the description or text properly.
  This is common in workflows, where container elements or task descriptions are language-dependent.
  The system falls back to the logon language, and if no entry exists,