How To Fix WZ390 - No released job & to be deleted at the moment

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WZ - Workflow: Model objects

• Message number: 390

• Message text: No released job & to be deleted at the moment

What causes this issue?

You want to stop job &v1&. This deletes released jobs of this name.
Currently, however, there are no jobs of this kind or there is a job
that is in the "dead time" between run and release; this can last
several seconds.

System Response

No jobs are deleted.

How to fix this error?

It may be the case that there are jobs &v1&, but they do not yet have
status "released". Look in the job selection. If this is the case, try
it again later. If the job is in the "dead time" between run and
release, it is not displayed in the job selection either. If you are
sure that the job exists, wait a few more seconds.

Procedure for System Administrators

The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WZ390 - No released job & to be deleted at the moment ?

  The SAP error message WZ390: No released job & to be deleted at the moment typically occurs in the context of SAP Workflow or Job Management. Here's a detailed explanation of the cause, solution, and related information:
  
  Cause:
  
  The error WZ390 indicates that the system attempted to delete a background job, but no released job was found that matches the criteria for deletion.
  This usually happens when a job that the system expects to be in a "released" status (scheduled and ready to run) is either:
  
  Already deleted,
  Not yet created,
  Or in a different status (e.g., finished, canceled, or not released).
  
  
  The message is often encountered during automated job cleanup or workflow job management processes where the system tries to delete jobs that are no longer needed.
  
  
  When does it occur?
  
  During workflow processing when a job is supposed to be deleted but is not found.
  When a job deletion request is issued for a job that is not in the "released" state.
  In job scheduling or monitoring transactions (e.g., SM37) when trying to delete jobs programmatically.
  
  
  Solution:
  
  
  Verify Job Status:
  
  Check the job status in transaction SM37.
  Confirm if the job exists and if it is in the "Released" status.
  If the job is already finished or deleted, the system cannot delete it again.
  
  
  
  Adjust Job Deletion Logic:
  
  If you are running a custom program or workflow that deletes jobs, add logic to check the job status before attempting deletion.
  Only attempt to delete jobs that are in the "Released" status.
  
  
  
  Manual Cleanup:
  
  If jobs are stuck or inconsistent, manually delete or release jobs in SM37.
  Sometimes, jobs may be in a locked or inconsistent state; manual intervention may be required.
  
  
  
  Check Workflow or Job Scheduling Configuration:
  
  Review the workflow or job scheduling setup to ensure jobs are created and released properly before deletion attempts.
  Ensure that job deletion commands are not issued prematurely.
  
  
  
  SAP Notes and Support:
  
  Check for any SAP Notes related to WZ390 or job deletion issues.
  Sometimes, patches or updates fix related bugs.
  
  
  
  
  Related Information:
  
  Transaction SM37: Job monitoring and management.
  Transaction SWI1 / SWI2_FREQ: Workflow log and job monitoring.
  Job Statuses:
  
  Released: Job is scheduled and ready to run.
  Ready: Job is ready but not yet released.
  Active: Job is currently running.
  Finished: Job has completed.
  Canceled: Job was canceled.
  
  
  Background Job Deletion Function Modules:
  
  BP_JOB_DELETE or similar function modules are used to delete jobs programmatically.
  These require the job to be in the correct status.
  
  
  
  
  Summary:
  
  WZ390 means the system tried to delete a job that is not in the "Released" state or does not exist.
  Check job existence and status before deletion.
  Adjust job deletion logic to handle job statuses properly.
  Use SM37 to monitor and manage jobs manually if needed.
  
  
  If you provide more context (e.g., transaction or program where this occurs), I can help with more specific guidance.