Dump in creating sales order VA01

[Former Member]

When creating sales order I am getting dump as 'Precommit has not be called yet'.

This is coming from function module ''

CALL FUNCTION 'PS_FLAG_GET_GLOBAL_FLAGS'

IMPORTING

e_precommit_ok = chk_precommit_ok

e_error = chk_error.

IF chk_precommit_ok = space.

• Precommit wurde noch nicht aufgerufen.

MESSAGE x030(cnif_pi).

ELSEIF chk_precommit_ok <> 'Y'.

• Precommit wurde nicht erfolgreich durchlaufen.

MESSAGE x033(cnif_pi).

elseif not chk_error is initial.

• At least one single BAPI failed

MESSAGE x056(cnif_pi).

ENDIF.

Short text of error message:

Precommit has not be called yet

Please let me konw how to proceed further and create sales order

[Shiva_Ram]

The information you have provided is not sufficient to help you. To me it looks, some BAPI's are used in the sales order related to project system (may be to read/alter WBS/network status) and the coding inside it is not correct. So I recommend consulting with your ABAP specialist to determine the root cause. If this is NOT the case, then you need to provide more information on what kind of sales order you try to create and the SAP system version details.

Regards,

[Former Member]

I am creating normal sales order with out any WBS element and also in setting we have not touched any WBS part.

After creating material,customer just I am going to VA01 and also log showing now u can save the document.

And once I save Its going to DUMP and in dump it is saying that 'Precommit has not be called yet'.

And this is coming from funtion module which i found it from abaper and the same was sent earlier.

Dump Text:

Error analysis

Short text of error message:

Precommit has not be called yet

Long text of error message:

Technical information about the message:

Message class....... "CNIF_PI"

Number.............. 030

Variable 1.......... " "

[ian_kehoe]

Dear K Prathap,

Could you please check if note 1383786 is applicable to your release and support pack? This could be the cause of this short dump.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,

Ian