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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WTY - Warranty processing
Message number: 012
Message text: Save warranty claim &1?
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WTY012
- Save warranty claim &1? ?SAP Error Message:
WTY012 Save warranty claim &1
Meaning / Cause:
The error message WTY012 typically occurs when there is an issue saving a warranty claim in the SAP system. The placeholder
&1
usually contains additional information or an error code related to the specific problem encountered during the save process.Common causes include:
Check the detailed message text:
Look at the full message text in the system log or the message output to see what &1
contains. It often provides a clue (e.g., a missing field name, a validation error, or a system error code).
Verify mandatory fields:
Ensure all required fields in the warranty claim header and item data are correctly filled. This includes customer data, material numbers, warranty conditions, and claim reasons.
Check master data consistency:
Validate that the customer, material, and warranty contract data referenced in the claim exist and are active.
Review authorizations:
Confirm that the user has the necessary roles and authorizations to create and save warranty claims.
Check configuration settings:
Review warranty claim configuration in SPRO (e.g., warranty types, claim processing rules) to ensure they are correctly maintained.
Look for system errors:
Check system logs (SM21), short dumps (ST22), and update logs (SM13) for any technical errors occurring during the save operation.
Test with a different user or data:
Try saving a warranty claim with different data or a different user to isolate whether the issue is data-specific or user-specific.
Apply SAP Notes:
Search the SAP Support Portal for notes related to message WTY012. There might be known issues or patches available.
Transaction codes:
IW65
- Create Warranty Claim IW66
- Change Warranty Claim IW67
- Display Warranty ClaimSAP Module:
SAP Notes and Documentation:
If you provide the exact text of the message with the substitution variable &1
filled, I can help diagnose the issue more precisely.
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