How To Fix WZ225 - Dynpro & does not exist in program &

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WZ - Workflow: Model objects

• Message number: 225

• Message text: Dynpro & does not exist in program &

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WZ225 - Dynpro & does not exist in program & ?

  Certainly! Here's detailed information about the SAP error message WZ225:
  
  SAP Error Message: WZ225
  Message Text:
  Dynpro & does not exist in program &
  
  Meaning / Cause
  This error occurs when the SAP system tries to call or process a screen (dynpro) number that does not exist in the specified ABAP program. In SAP, a "dynpro" refers to a screen number within a program. Each screen is identified by a number, and the program must contain that screen definition.
  The error typically arises in scenarios such as:
  
  A CALL SCREEN statement references a screen number that is not defined in the program.
  A SET SCREEN statement or a screen flow logic tries to navigate to a non-existent screen.
  The screen number might have been deleted or not yet created in the program.
  There could be a typo or incorrect screen number in the code.
  The program name might be incorrect or the program might not be active.
  
  
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