Hello All,
I have attributes like 0POSTAL_CD of 10 Char (Postal Code) and 0SORTL 0f 10 Char (Sort Field) of Vendor. From yesterday onwards the Production master data loads for 0VENDOR started failing saying:
Record 211 :0POSTALCODE : Data record 211 ('03 2VEN4000040 '): Version 'HK HONG KONG ' is not valid
Record 136 :0SORTL : Data record 136 ('0002000175 '): Version 'SATTLER, I ' is not valid
Solutions tried:
Interstingly what we found is: when u edit the PSA data for the above records and again input the same values, the load runs fine.
I found this thread some what relating to my problem, but I could'nt get the solution.
Please help to solve this issue which I am facing alone....... Thanks for your support
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Hi Ram,
Really add more valid char is a possible option, but in your case I dont believe that was a good idea...
I believe that this msg is an automatic master data validation.
Ex:
0SORT: is not valid use comma ( , ) or sapce in this field
0POSTALCODE: the value 'HK HONG KONG ' dont seems to be a correct value for a zip code
I belive that this validation is not about allowed extra-char
Check both InoObject and see wich datatype support.
Hope this Help!
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Hi
Please check your transfer rules whether you mapped to correct fields.
It seems you mapped to PO box location to PO box code field.
Regards,
Chandu.
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Hello All,
The Problem got solved......... There was some invisible characters along with these fields......... Once you copy those characteristic and paste them in MS WORD and click TOOLS->OPTION-> click space
you will see some weird character available......... Included that char in RSKC and the loas ran properly
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