Error When Converting The Project Structure Plan Element
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Tag: Desc: Error when converting the project structure plan element SAP Error Messages and Error Codes from SAP Error 3G-361 to 3G-370 March 27, 2015 SQLServerF1 Leave a comment SAP Error: 3G-361 Desc: Account determination could not be performed SAP Internal Error: 12831 SAP Error: 3G-362 Desc: TAx calculation could not be performed SAP Internal Error: 12832 SAP Error: 3G-363 Desc: The account assignment objects could not be checked SAP Internal Error: 12833 SAP Error: 3G-364 Desc: The document line text could not be read SAP https://www.consolut.com/nc/en/s/sap-ides-access/d/s/doc/YV-3G365.html Internal Error: 12834 SAP Error: 3G-365 Desc: Error when converting the project structure plan element SAP Internal Error: 12835 SAP Error: 3G-366 Desc: Number range 01 to HRPP_PDOC is full SAP Internal Error: 12836 SAP Error: 3G-367 Desc: Number range 01 for HRPP_PDOC could not be found SAP Internal Error: 12837 SAP Error: 3G-368 Desc: Number range 01 for HRPP_PDOC http://www.sqlserverf1.com/tag/desc-error-when-converting-the-project-structure-plan-element/ is not internal SAP Internal Error: 12838 SAP Error: 3G-369 Desc: Internal error during number assignment SAP Internal Error: 12839 SAP Error: 3G-370 Desc: Number range object could not be found SAP Internal Error: 12840 Above are list of SAP Error codes and Error Messages and their Description including SAP Internal state and exact error code from SAP Error 3G-361 to 3G-370 received while performing certain operation against SAP and related products. What are SAP Error Messages and Error Codes? There are many different types of error messages received while using SAP Suites which include different types of errors received while performing different operations against any SAP products like Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Supply Chain Management (SCM), Supplier Relationship Management (SRM). Each SAP Error or Warning Message mentioned above contains the Warning or Error Message Statement, a short explanation of the probable causes of the Error message, and a recommended action where required. The received error will include Error code, Error Message or Warning Message and Internal Error. Hope this wa
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