BAPI_BUS2175_SET_STATUS Error 049 no further changes can be made to status profile

[ladinca]

Dear Experts,

we use a custom status profile and we try to change the status of a task with BAPI_BUS2175_SET_STATUS from an external application.

We get this: "Error 049 no further changes can be made to status profile".

We cannot understand why.

Anybody can help?

Thank you.

Laura

[ladinca · Accepted solution]

Hi everybody,

It was an authorization problem on the user who was performing the external operation.

Giving to this user the PPM permissions, everything worked fine.

Kind Regards.

Laura

[ladinca]

It seems that the problem is due to the value returned by function MESSAGES_COUNT called by CRM_STATUS_READ_NEXT_USR_STAT  is > 8 (it's equal to 12).

Someone knows this function and what is used for?

Laura

[anuradha_majumdar]

Hi Laura,

Are you able to set the status of the task directly in the application?

CRM_STATUS_READ_NEXT_USR_STAT is used for all cProjects objects I guess.

Regards,

Anuradha

[ladinca]

Hi Anuradha,

Yes, if we change the status manually, no problem occurs.

The error rises when we try to do that from an external application via BAPI_BUS2175_SET_STATUS.

Then we debugged the BAPI, and we found that the value returned by function MESSAGES_COUNT called by CRM_STATUS_READ_NEXT_USR_STAT  is > 8,which seems to cause the error "Operation SET_USER_STATUS (E0004) non allowed".

Regards.

Laura

[judith_gabriel]

Dear Laura,

is it possible to set the user-status with the BAPI directly in SE37?

Best regards,

Judith

[ladinca]

Dear Judith,

No, you can't execute the BAPI in SE37,you must use it only within a program. We found this information in others scn discussion.

[ladinca]

Hi everybody, it was a language problem, due to the fact that we did not translated the status in the user's language.

Kind Regards.

Laura

[ladinca]

It was too good to be true....  No, even after defining translation of the status, the BAPI does not work, we get the error "Operation SET_USER_STATUS (E0004) non allowed".

Any idea?

Thank you again

Laura