How To Fix WOD1001 - Error >&1< calling function module &2.

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WOD1 - Messages for Function Group WOD1

• Message number: 001

• Message text: Error >&1< calling function module &2.

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WOD1001 - Error >&1< calling function module &2. ?

  Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message:
  
  SAP Error Message:
  WOD1001 Error >&1< calling function module &2.
  
  Meaning / Cause:
  This error message indicates that there was a problem when calling a specific function module in SAP. The placeholders &1 and &2 are dynamically replaced at runtime with the actual error details and the name of the function module that caused the issue.
  
  &1 typically contains the error description or code.
  &2 contains the name of the function module that was called.
  
  The root cause can vary but generally includes:
  
  The function module does not exist or is not active.
  Incorrect parameters passed to the function module.
  Authorization issues preventing the function module from executing.
  Runtime errors inside the function module (e.g., data inconsistencies, missing data).
  System or communication issues if the function module is remote (RFC).
  
  
  Common Causes:
  
  Incorrect Function Module Name: Typo or wrong function module name passed.
  Missing or Inactive Function Module: The function module is not available in the system or is inactive.
  Parameter Issues: Required parameters missing or incorrect data types.
  Authorization Problems: User does not have the required authorization to execute the function module.
  Runtime Errors: The function module itself encounters an error during execution.
  System Issues: Network or RFC destination problems if the function module is remote.
  
  
  How to Analyze:
  
  Check the exact error message: Look at the actual values of &1 and &2 in the error log or dump.
  Verify the function module:  
  
  Use transaction SE37 to check if the function module exists and is active.
  Test the function module with the same parameters.
  
  
  Check parameters: Ensure that the parameters passed to the function module are correct and complete.
  Check authorizations: Use transaction SU53 after the error occurs to check for missing authorizations.
  Check system logs: Use transaction SM21 or ST22 for dumps related to the function module call.
  Check RFC destinations: If the function module is remote, verify RFC connection with SM59.
  
  
  Possible Solutions:
  
  Correct the function module name if it was misspelled.
  Activate the function module if it is inactive.
  Pass correct and complete parameters to the function module.
  Grant necessary authorizations to the user executing the function module.
  Fix any runtime errors inside the function module by debugging or correcting the logic.
  Resolve RFC or network issues if the function module is remote.
  
  
  Related Information:
  
  Transaction SE37: Function Builder to test and analyze function modules.
  Transaction SU53: Authorization check.
  Transaction SM59: RFC destination configuration.
  Transaction ST22: ABAP runtime error analysis.
  Transaction SM21: System log for errors.
  Debugging: Use the ABAP debugger to step through the function module call.
  
  
  Summary:
  The error message WOD1001 Error >&1< calling function module &2. indicates a failure when calling a function module. The exact cause depends on the error details (&1) and the function module name (&2). Troubleshooting involves verifying the function module, parameters, authorizations, and system status.
  
  If you provide the actual values of &1 and &2, I can help you with a more specific diagnosis and solution.