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How To Fix WRMA_FI030 - Manual flag not set in step &2 of schema &1


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WRMA_FI - Messages for RMA

  • Message number: 030

  • Message text: Manual flag not set in step &2 of schema &1

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  • What causes this issue?

    The <ZK>Manual</> flag is not set at step &V2& in schema &V1&.

    System Response

    Processing is canceled.

    How to fix this error?

    Correct the entry in schema &V1&.

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    Procedure for System Administrators

    The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.


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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WRMA_FI030 - Manual flag not set in step &2 of schema &1 ?

    The SAP error message:

    WRMA_FI030 Manual flag not set in step &2 of schema &1

    typically occurs during the automatic clearing or payment run processes involving dunning or payment program schemas.


    Cause

    This error indicates that in the specified step (&2) of the given schema (&1), the manual flag has not been set where it is required. The manual flag is a setting in the schema step that controls whether the step is processed automatically or requires manual intervention.

    In particular, this error often arises when the schema step expects a manual clearing or manual posting flag to be set, but it is missing. This can happen if:

    • The configuration of the schema step is incomplete or incorrect.
    • The step is designed to be processed manually, but the manual flag is not activated.
    • The system expects manual intervention for that step, but the flag is not set, causing the process to fail.

    Solution

    1. Check the schema &1 and step &2:

      • Go to transaction OB74 (for dunning) or the relevant schema maintenance transaction (e.g., OBYC, OB52, or payment program schema maintenance).
      • Locate the schema &1.
      • Find step &2 within the schema.
    2. Set the Manual Flag:

      • In the step details, look for the Manual flag checkbox or indicator.
      • Activate (set) the manual flag if the process requires manual processing at this step.
    3. Save and test:

      • Save the changes.
      • Re-run the process that triggered the error to verify that the issue is resolved.
    4. If unsure about the manual flag:

      • Consult the SAP documentation or your functional consultant to understand whether the step should be manual or automatic.
      • Sometimes, the process design requires manual clearing/posting for certain steps to ensure correctness.

    Related Information

    • This error is related to schema processing in SAP FI (Financial Accounting), especially in automatic clearing, payment program, or dunning processes.
    • The manual flag controls whether a step is processed automatically by the system or requires manual user intervention.
    • Incorrect schema configuration can lead to errors during posting or clearing runs.
    • Refer to SAP Note or documentation related to the specific schema you are working with for detailed configuration guidelines.
    • Transaction codes to check or maintain schemas include:
      • OB74 - Dunning procedure schema
      • OBYC - Automatic account determination
      • OB52 - Posting periods
      • Payment program schema maintenance (e.g., F110 for payment runs)

    If you provide the exact schema name and step number, I can help you with more precise instructions.

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