‎2012 May 23 10:43 AM
Hi,
I am getting messages like ' Date 03/06/2012 is in past" in the job log in SM37 for a particular job. The job is related to financial posting program.
Where is this message coming from? I found out that it's a V1 (437) class message but how's it getting raised?
Can it hamper the performance in any way and how to resolve this message?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Shashank Sahay
‎2012 May 23 10:59 AM
You saw this message via SM37 in job log, so what is the name of the report executed in this step of job. (Look at stes or at log for a message like "Step xxx started (program xxxxxxxxx)" before the error mesage raised.
(You could also note the program and variant names and execute in SA38/SE38)
Regards,
Raymond
‎2012 May 23 10:59 AM
You saw this message via SM37 in job log, so what is the name of the report executed in this step of job. (Look at stes or at log for a message like "Step xxx started (program xxxxxxxxx)" before the error mesage raised.
(You could also note the program and variant names and execute in SA38/SE38)
Regards,
Raymond
‎2012 May 23 11:04 AM
I have checked the program separately, but couldn't find the place where it's being raised.
The particular warning message is getting repeated in the job log nearly hundred times.
‎2012 May 23 11:01 AM
This doesn't cause a considerable overhead to the performance.
As long as this is not a error message this will not concern you.
To resolve this message you need to give the current date or future date wherever applicable.
‎2012 May 23 11:08 AM
Thanks shambu
Can you specify from where the message was being raised, since i couldn't find that in the particular step ( the program ).
Are these messages logged in automatically if we use any past date? the log had the message repeated for one single date numerous times.
‎2012 May 23 11:11 AM
Is this a custom program?
I am guessing this program posting some documents in a LOOP.
So for each instance it will give this Warning message.
‎2012 May 23 11:40 AM
Maybe this will help.
Go to SE91 > Input the message class and number > Then click WHERE-USED-LIST > Select PROGRAM then execute > Find the program then double click > It will direct you to the line part of the program where the message calls.
Regards,
Jake
‎2012 May 23 11:04 AM