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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WRF_APC - Messages for Operational Assortment Planning and Control
Message number: 338
Message text: Distribution center &1: new
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WRF_APC338
- Distribution center &1: new ?SAP Error Message:
WRF_APC338
Text: Distribution center &1: new
Meaning / Cause:
The message WRF_APC338 typically appears in the context of Advanced Planning and Optimization (APO) or Supply Chain Planning modules when a new distribution center (DC) is being created or referenced in the system.
&1
(where &1
is replaced by the actual DC ID) has been detected or created.New Distribution Center Master Data:
A distribution center has been newly created in the system but not yet fully integrated or maintained in all relevant planning areas or master data repositories.
Incomplete Master Data Replication:
The distribution center exists in ERP but has not been fully replicated or synchronized to APO or the planning system.
Planning Area Activation:
When activating or refreshing a planning area, the system detects new DCs that were not previously part of the planning area.
Configuration or Customizing Issues:
The distribution center might be missing some required customizing or configuration settings, causing the system to flag it as "new" and potentially incomplete.
Verify Master Data Consistency:
Replicate Master Data:
/SAPAPO/CIF
or relevant tools to monitor and trigger replication.Check Planning Area Settings:
Review Customizing:
Monitor Logs and Messages:
Consult SAP Notes:
/SAPAPO/MAT1
(Product Master) /SAPAPO/CIF
(CIF Monitor) /SAPAPO/SDP94
(Planning Area Activation) CIFMON
(CIF Monitor) SLG1
(Application Log)The message WRF_APC338 Distribution center &1: new is an informational message indicating that a new distribution center has been detected in the system. The key action is to ensure that this DC is properly maintained, replicated, and integrated into the planning area and master data. Proper replication and configuration will resolve the message and ensure smooth planning operations.
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