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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WSS - Web Services Security
Message number: 207
Message text: Service user '&1' is consistent
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WSS207
- Service user '&1' is consistent ?Certainly! Here's detailed information about the SAP error message WSS207:
SAP Error Message: WSS207
Text: Service user '&1' is consistent
1. Cause
The message WSS207 indicates that the service user specified (represented by '&1') is already consistent in the system. This typically occurs during operations involving service users in SAP Web Services Security (WSS) or when managing service users in the system.
In other words, the system is informing you that the service user you are trying to create, update, or check is already in a consistent state — no further action is required or possible because the user is already correctly set up.
2. When does this occur?
Since the message is informational and indicates that the service user is consistent, no corrective action is usually necessary.
Recommended steps:
If you are troubleshooting an issue related to service users, ensure that:
Transaction Codes:
SICF
(to manage service users and services) SU01
(to manage users) WSADMIN
(Web Service Administration) STRUST
(for SSL and certificates related to web services)SAP Notes:
Check SAP Notes related to service user management and Web Service Security for any known issues or updates.
Web Service Security:
Service users are often used in the context of web services for authentication and authorization. Ensuring their consistency is crucial for secure and smooth operation.
Aspect | Details |
---|---|
Message | WSS207 Service user '&1' is consistent |
Cause | Service user already exists and is consistent |
Effect | No action needed; informational message |
Solution | Verify user setup; proceed without changes |
Related TCodes | SICF, SU01, WSADMIN, STRUST |
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