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ASSERTION_FAILED CL_FINS_ACDOC_VALUATION_UTIL==CP during F111

Posted on Oct 18, 2019 at 09:53 AM 471 Views

Hi Experts,

I am using F111 and always get this dump (please see attachment assertion-failed.txt ).

This is the summary of my dump:

In the source code, the termination point is in line 177 of program or include "CL_FINS_ACDOC_VALUATION_UTIL==CM015". Program "CL_FINS_ACDOC_VALUATION_UTIL==CP" was started as a background job.

Based from my analysis this looks like a Standard error and would need some note implementation. If you agree, would you know what notes to implement? Does this need ABAP Consultant's help or just a Functional Consultant will suffice?

Need your inputs.

Thanks,

EC

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    author's profile photo Yor Rombaut
    Yor Rombaut
    Posted on Oct 18, 2019 at 10:34 AM
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    Hello eugene,

    The assert statement is a conditional checkpoint where a certain condition is evaluated (in this case a check on a local table having 0 lines). If this is not the case (local table contains more than 0 lines) then the report will create a log entry or, in this case, terminates with a runtime error if no checkpoint group is assigned. This issue can probably be solved by creating a checkpoint group using Tcode SAAB

    Also check out the ASSERT documentation here

    Kind regards

    Yor

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