on 07-15-2009 4:45 AM
Hi, I've created a distribution cycle but when I tried to run KSV5, the system prompted the below error mesg. Why is that so? I've changed the deadline but still to no avail.
Can someone help?
Best Regards,
Ethan
Hi,
information on error message is left over in u r message...
Regards
Sudhakar Reddy
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Hi Reddy,
Sorry, left out the mesg.
Cycle 5000 is not valid for complete period
Message no. GA529
Diagnosis
Cycle 5000 has 15.07.2009 as the start date. You have selected a period interval that begins on 01.01.2009.
System Response
Cycle 5000, starting date 15.07.2009 cannot be processed.
Procedure
Check your entries. Use a smaller range or enter a cycle valid for the entire period.
Best Regards,
Ethan
Hi,
This problem comes when u have the cycle start date and cycle execution date as different ones...
Eg... U have created a cycle from start date 01.07.2009 assuming u r using calender year as a fiscal year.. u r period for this date is going to be 07... Now when u go in execute mode if you give the date say 01.01.2009, system will not find any cycle with that name valid on 01.01.2009....
U change the execution date while u run the cycle...
Regards
Sudhakar Reddy
Reason:
The Cycle 5000 has been defined as having a Start Date as 15.07.2009.
In KSV5 you have selected From Posting Period as the one which is having a start date prior to that date. E.g. if you have a calendar year dependent Fiscal Year then Period 07 is 01.07.2009 to 31.07.2009, and in KSV5 you have selected period as 07.
SAP Behaviour:
The system does not find the Cycle to be valid during 01.07.2009 to 14.07.2009 and gives the error.
Remedy:
You can change the cycle definition to start from the begining of the first period for which you want to run the actual distribution. This is equally true for all Plan and Actual Assessments, Distributions & Periodic Repostings as well. To change the cycle definition, you will not be allowed to change the start date. The existing cycle can be copied to a new cycle with a new start date and the existing one deleted before copying the new one to keep the same cycle name. To do this, say, you create a new cycle 6000 with start date as 01.01.2009 by copying cycle 5000. Then delete cycle 5000. Next step is to copy 6000 and create 5000 with start date as 01.01.2009. Then execute the cycle.
Thanks,
Sanjib
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