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Need to create a new city,getting error "no number range found in the object ADRCITY"

Former Member

‎2015 Jul 25 3:26 PM

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Hi,

Could anyone help me with the configuration that i need to do before creating a new city?

I'm getting below error on creating a city

""no number range found in the object ADRCITY"

Regards,

Neha

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former_member205024
Explorer

‎2015 Jul 25 3:35 PM

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Hi Neha please try SRN1 T-code.

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‎2015 Jul 25 4:16 PM

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former_member205024
Explorer
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‎2015 Jul 25 5:20 PM

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What issue is coming now?

Former Member
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‎2015 Jul 25 6:36 PM

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i'm getting  same error as same error as shown in first screen-shot.

Regards,

Neha

Former Member
In response to former_member205024

‎2015 Jul 26 2:09 AM

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Hey Neha, are you inputting '88' directly as indicated in the screen shot?  If so, I don't see where you indicated the number range as an external number range.  If you want to control the numbering, you need to toggle the 'Ext' column for 'X' for the interval.  Otherwise, just go to the transaction SR10 and select ENTER and a number from the range specified above will be allocated.

Regards,

James