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How To Fix WRMA130 - Errors occured during last revaluation for plant &1, period &2


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WRMA - RMA Development

  • Message number: 130

  • Message text: Errors occured during last revaluation for plant &1, period &2

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WRMA130 - Errors occured during last revaluation for plant &1, period &2 ?

    Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message WRMA130: Errors occurred during last revaluation for plant &1, period &2:


    Error Message:

    WRMA130 - Errors occurred during last revaluation for plant &1, period &2


    Cause:

    This error occurs during the material price revaluation process in SAP (transaction MR21 or during period-end closing activities) when the system detects that the previous revaluation run for the specified plant and period did not complete successfully or ended with errors.

    Typical causes include:

    • Incomplete or inconsistent data in material master or accounting documents.
    • Issues with material ledger or inventory valuation.
    • Missing or incorrect configuration for valuation areas or price control.
    • Errors in previous revaluation postings that were not corrected.
    • Locking or update conflicts during the revaluation run.
    • Period closing inconsistencies or open documents that block revaluation.

    When does it occur?

    • During material price revaluation (transaction MR21 or during period-end closing).
    • When running transaction MR22 (revaluation of price differences).
    • During material ledger closing or period-end closing activities.
    • When trying to post or simulate revaluation and the system finds unresolved errors from the last run.

    Solution:

    1. Check the Revaluation Log:

      • Review the detailed error log from the last revaluation run.
      • Use transaction MR22 or MRRL (Material Price Revaluation) to display the log.
      • Identify the specific materials or documents causing errors.
    2. Analyze and Correct Errors:

      • Investigate the materials or valuation areas flagged in the log.
      • Check for inconsistencies in material master data (e.g., price control, valuation class).
      • Verify that all relevant accounting documents are posted and cleared.
      • Correct any incorrect or incomplete data.
    3. Check Material Ledger and Inventory:

      • Ensure that the material ledger is active and properly configured.
      • Verify inventory balances and valuation data.
      • Run transaction CKMLCP (Material Ledger Closing Cockpit) to check for open or inconsistent postings.
    4. Re-run the Revaluation:

      • After corrections, re-execute the revaluation process.
      • Use transaction MR22 or the relevant closing transaction.
      • Confirm that the process completes without errors.
    5. Check Period Status:

      • Verify that the posting period for the plant and valuation area is open.
      • Use transaction MMPV or OB52 to check and open periods if necessary.
    6. Consult SAP Notes and Support:

      • If the problem persists, check SAP Notes related to material price revaluation errors.
      • Contact SAP support with detailed logs if needed.

    Related Information:

    • Transactions:

      • MR21 - Change Material Price
      • MR22 - Revaluation of Price Differences
      • MRRL - Material Price Revaluation
      • CKMLCP - Material Ledger Closing Cockpit
      • MMPV - Display Posting Periods
      • OB52 - Maintain Posting Periods
    • SAP Modules Involved:

      • MM (Materials Management)
      • FI (Financial Accounting)
      • CO (Controlling)
      • Material Ledger (ML)
    • SAP Notes:

      • Search for notes related to WRMA130 or material price revaluation errors.
      • Example: SAP Note 123456 (hypothetical) might address common revaluation issues.

    Summary:

    Aspect Details
    Cause Errors in previous material price revaluation run for plant & period, data inconsistencies
    Effect Revaluation process blocked or incomplete, error message WRMA130 displayed
    Solution Review error logs, correct data, ensure open posting periods, re-run revaluation
    Transactions MR21, MR22, MRRL, CKMLCP, MMPV, OB52

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