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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WSAM_SHMAE - Message class for SRS enhanced mat search and ATP request
Message number: 033
Message text: Too many hits;only the first &1 returned;restrict your search
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WSAM_SHMAE033
- Too many hits;only the first &1 returned;restrict your search ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation of the SAP error message:
SAP Error Message:
WSAM_SHMAE033 Too many hits; only the first &1 returned; restrict your search
Cause:
This message occurs when a search or query in SAP returns more results than the system is configured to display or handle at once. The system limits the number of hits (results) to avoid performance issues or overwhelming the user with too much data. The number
&1
is a placeholder for the maximum number of hits that the system will return.For example, if the system is set to return a maximum of 100 hits, but the search yields 500 results, only the first 100 will be shown, and this message will appear to inform the user.
Solution:
Restrict the Search Criteria:
Narrow down your search by adding more specific filters or criteria to reduce the number of hits. For example, use more precise date ranges, specific document numbers, or other relevant fields.Increase the Maximum Number of Hits (if appropriate):
If you have authorization and it is reasonable to do so, you can increase the maximum number of hits returned by the system. This is usually done by adjusting parameters in the relevant search or selection screen or via customizing.
- For example, in some SAP search helps or selection screens, there is a parameter like
MAX_HITS
or similar.- In some cases, the limit is controlled by a profile parameter or a setting in the search help configuration.
Use Alternative Search Methods:
If the search is too broad, consider using other search tools or reports that are designed to handle large datasets more efficiently.
Related Information:
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