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Request sequential number

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Hi everyone!

I have the following situation: the request sequential number is increasing and I don't know what happens when it comes to overflow.

Actually the sequential number is about 969800 - i.e VDEK969800.

What will happen when it reaches 999999? Will it be recycled?

Is there something I should adjust to prevent any problems concerning that?

Any tip is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Paulo

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Hi everyone!

I have the following situation: the request sequential number is increasing and I don't know what happens when it comes to overflow.

Actually the sequential number is about 969800 - i.e VDEK969800.

What will happen when it reaches 999999? Will it be recycled?

Is there something I should adjust to prevent any problems concerning that?

Any tip is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Paulo

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Please check the help on [number ranges|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/EN/2a/fa02e3493111d182b70000e829fbfe/content.htm]

Rob

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I forgot to mention that this is related only to transport requests and not requests of any kinds.

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Hi Paulo,

Please check the SAP Note 106911 - Transport system: number range filled for requests

Regards, Fernando Da Ros

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Fernando,

that was exaclty what I've been searching for.

Thanks a lot.

Best regards,

Paulo