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Message type: E = Error
Message class: WZRE_PRX - SOA messages from proxy implementations
Message number: 157
Message text: Fatal Error in method &1: field symbol &2 not assigned
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WZRE_PRX157
- Fatal Error in method &1: field symbol &2 not assigned ?Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation of the SAP error message:
SAP Error Message:
WZRE_PRX157 Fatal Error in method &1: field symbol &2 not assigned
Cause:
This error occurs when a field symbol in an ABAP program or method is used without being properly assigned to a data object. In ABAP, field symbols act like pointers or references to data objects, and before you can use a field symbol, it must be assigned to a valid memory area (using the
ASSIGN
statement).If the field symbol is not assigned (i.e., it points to nothing), and the program tries to access or manipulate it, the runtime environment raises this fatal error.
In the context of the message:
&1
is the method name where the error occurred.&2
is the name of the field symbol that was not assigned.ASSIGN
statement failed (e.g., the source data object does not exist or is initial), but the program did not check the success of the assignment.Check the ABAP code in the method &1
:
&2
.Use the ASSIGN
statement properly:
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs> TYPE any.
ASSIGN some_data TO <fs>.
IF <fs> IS ASSIGNED.
" Safe to use <fs>
ELSE.
" Handle the case when assignment failed
ENDIF.
Add proper error handling:
Debugging:
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Aspect | Description |
---|---|
Cause | Field symbol &2 used in method &1 is not assigned before use. |
Effect | Runtime fatal error, program termination. |
Solution | Ensure field symbol is assigned using ASSIGN and check IS ASSIGNED before usage. |
Debug | Use ABAP debugger to verify assignment and data object existence. |
Notes | Common in dynamic or proxy-related ABAP code; check SAP Notes if standard code is involved. |
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