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No active business object configuration found for: BUS2012

Former Member
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Hi guys,

In ME23n/ME22n, when I'm accessing the purchase order attachment list, it is appearing the following error message bellow:

"No active business object configuration found for: BUS2012"

Could someone please help me? Where can I solve this problem?


Thanks,

Luis.

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pokrakam
Active Contributor
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Hello Luis,

do you have a delegated subtype? SWO1 > settings > delegate.

If so then the ZBUS2012 (or whatever) also needs to be generated and error-free.

Regards,

Mike

Former Member
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Hello Mike,

Here is my configuration in SWO1 > settings > delegate:

I think that this part is OK, don't you ?

Thanks,

Luis.

pokrakam
Active Contributor
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Hello Luis,

So what this means is that ADB2012 effectively becomes part of BUS2012 - delegation is like reverse inheritance, where a subtype's components become available to the supertype.

Are you sure you are supposed to be using ADB2012? It is a very specialised industry solution (Mill Products). If so, as per earlier comments, you need to make sure it is error free and has been generated. If not, I would consider removing the delegation.

Regards,

Mike

Former Member
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Hi Mike,

Hmm..I understand, thanks for your explanation...

But I can't delete the delegation. I need to remove this erros message in ME23n.

Have any other suggestions?

Thank you!

Luis.

pokrakam
Active Contributor
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OK, one step at a time: Can you delete the delegation as a test to see whether it is causing the message, then put it back?

This will tell us if the problem is with the BUS or ADB object.

Former Member
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OK Mike, thank you!

I removed the delegation as bellow:

But the error persists:

pokrakam
Active Contributor
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Good, so we know the delegation has nothing to do with it.

Have you tried looking up the error number in OSS?

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You might try a breakpoint in FM SWO_INVOKE and click on the GOS and see if you can figure out where it's generating the error message.

I looked in table t100 for your specific error message but couldnt find it.  It would be much easier if I was getting the same error.  Maybe you can trace it to where the message is coming from.

former_member185167
Active Contributor
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Hello,

Looking back at your first post, what is that "google" attachment, a BUS2012 object?

When did this error start happening? Did it work before? Does it work in any other system?

regards

Rick Bakker

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I think it's likely just an HTML attachment.  When you invoke the GOS, it seems go through several checks of the current BO (BUS2012 in the instance of ME23) and seems to be returning the error based on it's configuration.