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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WR_POWL - Message Class for Retail Power Lists UI communication
Message number: 012
Message text: Not all condition types have data maintained in condition header level
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WR_POWL012
- Not all condition types have data maintained in condition header level ?SAP Error Message:
WR_POWL012 – Not all condition types have data maintained in condition header level
Cause:
This error occurs in SAP when working with condition records, typically in the context of pricing or condition maintenance (e.g., in Sales and Distribution or Materials Management). The system expects certain condition types to have data maintained at the condition header level, but some required condition types are missing this data.
In other words, when you try to process or save a condition record or pricing procedure, SAP checks if all mandatory condition types have their data maintained properly. If one or more condition types that are expected to have header-level data are missing, the system throws this error.
Common scenarios include:
Check Condition Types in Pricing Procedure:
Maintain Missing Condition Data:
Review Condition Record Maintenance:
Check Customizing for Condition Types:
Debugging / Logs:
Condition Header Level:
Condition records can be maintained at different levels: header, item, or schedule line. Header level means the condition applies to the entire document or header.
POWL (Personal Object Worklist):
The error message prefix "WR_POWL" indicates it may be related to POWL framework, which is used in SAP Fiori and other UI technologies to display worklists. The error might occur when the system tries to display or process condition data in a POWL context.
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SAP Notes / KBAs:
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The error WR_POWL012 indicates missing data for some condition types at the condition header level. To resolve it, ensure all mandatory condition types have data maintained properly in condition records, especially those configured for header-level maintenance. Check pricing procedures, condition records, and related customizing to fix the issue.
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