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Run Time Error in PB30

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Hello Everyone,

I am getting this run time error when ever I save applicant data in PB30. I am hereby uploading the error message to this discussion for your review.

I would appreciate if any one could help me in this issue.

Thanks & Regards

SP

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gouravkumar64
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Hi Gaurav, I tried this but not helpful to slove my issue. let me know if any other way to slove this issue.

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Hi,

the first thing that comes to mind is maybe an error in the configuration of the number ranges as the short dump occurs because the pernr contains only zero's.

Did you configure the numbers correctly?

feature NUMAP

number ranges: transaction PB04

Do you get this error when changing on an existing candidate or when creating a new one?

Kr,

Tom

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Hi Tom,

Yes, Earlier someone maintained number ranges from 00000000 to 9000000. I have changed it to 00000001 - 90000000. After changing the number ranges still I am getting this error. I am not able to delete the applicant number 00000000 from PB90 and PB30.

Let me know whether there is any other way to do it.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Thanks & Regards

SP

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Hi,

sorry I missed this in the thread.

What I would do to delete is to do this through SE16n and delete the record from the database.

As the number is 000000000 there is no program using a logical database that would allow you to achieve this in my opinion.

The following link should help:

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e076abe3-6e2c-2e10-b7ab-f1ae650de...

This should be done for every infotype for which this has been created (as you are working in PB there shouldn't be too many).

Good luck.

Kr,

Tom