How To Fix WXP695 - DDIC object &1 is not a transparent table

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WXP - Retail Planning

• Message number: 695

• Message text: DDIC object &1 is not a transparent table

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WXP695 - DDIC object &1 is not a transparent table ?

  Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation for the SAP error message:
  
  SAP Error Message:
  WXP695 DDIC object &1 is not a transparent table
  
  Cause:
  This warning message occurs when a Data Dictionary (DDIC) object referenced in a Web Dynpro application or component is expected to be a transparent table, but the object provided is not a transparent table. For example, the object might be a view, structure, pool table, or cluster table instead of a transparent table.
  In SAP, transparent tables are physical tables in the database with a one-to-one relationship between the DDIC object and the database table. Other DDIC objects like views or structures do not have a direct physical table representation, which can cause issues in scenarios where a transparent table is required (e.g., for direct database operations, certain Web Dynpro context mappings, or OData services).
  
  When does this happen?
  
  When defining context nodes or attributes in Web Dynpro and assigning a DDIC object that is not a transparent table.
  When using certain Web Dynpro components or UI elements that require transparent tables for data binding.
  When generating or using OData services or CDS views expecting transparent tables.
  When a program or component expects a transparent table but receives a different DDIC object type.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  
  Check the DDIC object type:
  
  Go to transaction SE11.
  Enter the object name (the placeholder &1 in the message).
  Check the object type: transparent table, pool table, cluster table, view, or structure.
  
  
  
  Use a transparent table:
  
  If the object is not a transparent table, replace it with a transparent table that fits your data model.
  If you intended to use a view or structure, reconsider the design or create a transparent table that holds the data.
  
  
  
  Adjust the Web Dynpro context or component:
  
  Modify the context node or attribute to reference a transparent table.
  Alternatively, if you must use a structure or view, handle the data differently (e.g., use manual mapping or custom code).
  
  
  
  Check the data binding and usage:
  
  Ensure that the UI elements or data providers are compatible with the DDIC object type.
  For OData or CDS, ensure the underlying tables are transparent tables.
  
  
  
  If the object must remain non-transparent:
  
  Consider creating a transparent table that stores the data physically.
  Use ABAP code to map data from the non-transparent object to the transparent table.
  
  
  
  
  Additional Information:
  
  Transparent tables: These are the most common table types in SAP and correspond directly to a physical table in the database.
  Pool and cluster tables: These are logical tables stored in a pooled or clustered manner in the database and are not suitable for direct data binding in Web Dynpro.
  Views: These are virtual tables based on one or more tables and do not have physical storage.
  Structures: These are data containers without physical storage.
  
  
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  Error message
  WXP695 DDIC object &1 is not a transparent table
  
  
  Cause
  The DDIC object used is not a transparent table but is expected to be one.
  
  
  Solution
  Use a transparent table instead of a view, structure, pool or cluster table. Adjust context or data binding accordingly.
  
  
  Check with
  SE11 to verify object type.
  
  
  
  
  If you provide the actual DDIC object name, I can help you check its type or suggest alternatives.
  
  Let me know if you need help with a specific object or further assistance!