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SE54 - View Cluster maintainence problem

Former Member

‎2009 Sep 03 8:06 PM

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Hello Guys

I'm creating a VC for bunch of tables which is working fine but for one of the table it give me error message when I enter data and save it. Error is:

Please only enter valid values.

Message no. SV530

Diagnosis

You have entered a value which is formally correct, but not allowed in this context.

Table maintenance is working fine when I save directly from the table. Only using VC gives the problem.

Any valuable input will be highly appreciated.

Regards

Ajay

Hello Guys

I'm creating a VC for bunch of tables which is working fine but for one of the table it give me error message when I enter data and save it. Error is:

Please only enter valid values.

Message no. SV530

Diagnosis

You have entered a value which is formally correct, but not allowed in this context.

Table maintenance is working fine when I save directly from the table. Only using VC gives the problem.

Any valuable input will be highly appreciated.

Regards

Ajay

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Sandra_Rossi
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‎2009 Sep 03 8:37 PM

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Maybe there is a foreign key in your view/table which links to another table in the view cluster which is not already saved... Or something like that. Or maybe a SAP bug (check sap notes). You may also add break-point to MESSAGE statement, and then you can back-debug when you reach the MESSAGE sv530

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Former Member
In response to Sandra_Rossi

‎2009 Sep 04 9:03 PM

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Thanks Sandra

Actually the problem is resolved just after I posted. You are right as it was related to the primeray key/foren key relationship, which was getting generated automatically after I click on 'field dependence' button.

I manually remove the kew relation among tables and it worked fine.

Anyway, your answer is close ot I would say its right. So I'll be awarding you the points.

Regards

Ajay

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abaprogerio
Discoverer

‎2021 Jul 22 10:51 PM

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Actually, the problem is not in the foreign key relationship. You can leave it there.

When you created the se54 cluster view, you have probably used field-dependence button, which generated field dependence for the table fields that you have foreign keys. You just need to select your table, go to Field-dependence level, and remove those entries. Leave only your view/table name, and itself as the predecess. This way, it won't have any dependencies when the value is empty...

It worked for me.

Sorry for the late (12 years) reponse 😉 But I hope that this can help other people that face this same issue.