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How To Fix WZRE_SERVICES063 - Target document &1 item &2: Condition type is &3 and not &4


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WZRE_SERVICES - OO Wrapping of Settlement Management + Services

  • Message number: 063

  • Message text: Target document &1 item &2: Condition type is &3 and not &4

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WZRE_SERVICES063 - Target document &1 item &2: Condition type is &3 and not &4 ?

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    SAP Error Message:

    WZRE_SERVICES063
    Text:
    Target document &1 item &2: Condition type is &3 and not &4


    Meaning / Cause:

    This error occurs during the processing of a target document (such as a billing document, invoice, or credit memo) when the system expects a certain condition type (&4) to be present or used for a particular item, but instead finds a different condition type (&3).

    In other words, the system is validating condition types (pricing conditions, surcharges, discounts, taxes, etc.) on the target document item and finds a mismatch between the expected condition type and the actual condition type assigned.

    Typical causes include:

    • Incorrect or inconsistent pricing procedure assigned to the target document.
    • Condition types in the target document do not match those defined or expected in the pricing procedure.
    • Custom logic or user-exits modifying condition types incorrectly.
    • Copying or reference errors when transferring conditions from source to target documents.
    • Configuration errors in pricing procedure determination or condition records.

    Where it occurs:

    • During billing document creation or update.
    • When copying conditions from sales order to billing document.
    • In pricing or condition determination steps.
    • Possibly in SD (Sales and Distribution) or FI-CA (Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable) scenarios involving condition types.

    Solution / How to fix:

    1. Check Pricing Procedure:

      • Verify the pricing procedure assigned to the target document type.
      • Ensure that the condition types (&3 and &4) are correctly defined and assigned in the pricing procedure.
      • Use transaction V/08 to check pricing procedures.
    2. Compare Condition Types:

      • Identify the condition types involved (&3 and &4).
      • Check if the condition type &3 is incorrectly assigned or if &4 is missing.
      • Review condition records for these condition types.
    3. Review Copying Control:

      • Check the copying control settings between source and target documents (e.g., sales order to billing document).
      • Use transaction VTFL or VTFA to verify copying control for billing documents.
      • Ensure that condition types are correctly copied or recalculated.
    4. Check Custom Code / User Exits:

      • If there are enhancements or user exits influencing pricing or condition determination, review them for errors or incorrect condition type assignments.
    5. Recreate or Adjust Condition Records:

      • If condition records are incorrect or missing, recreate or adjust them using transaction VK11 or VK12.
    6. Debugging:

      • If the cause is not obvious, debugging the pricing routine or condition determination logic may help identify why the wrong condition type is assigned.

    Related Information:

    • Transactions:

      • V/08 - Pricing Procedure
      • VK11 / VK12 - Condition Records
      • VTFL / VTFA - Copying Control for Billing Documents
      • VA01 / VF01 - Sales Order / Billing Document creation
    • Notes / SAP Help:

      • Check SAP Notes related to pricing procedure and condition type errors.
      • Review SAP SD pricing documentation for condition type and pricing procedure setup.
    • Common Condition Types:

      • PR00 - Price
      • K004 - Material Discount
      • MWST - Tax condition type

    Summary:

    Aspect Details
    Error Condition type mismatch in target document item
    Cause Wrong or unexpected condition type assigned
    Solution Check pricing procedure, copying control, condition records, and custom code
    Transactions V/08, VK11, VK12, VTFL, VTFA, VA01, VF01

    If you provide the actual values for &1 (document), &2 (item), &3 (found condition type), and &4 (expected condition type), I can help you analyze the issue more specifically.

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