SAP ABAP Message Class AH Message Number 848 (Lower limit of interval &1 must be <= upper limit of interval &2)
Hierarchy
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IS-UT (Software Component) SAP Utilities/Telecommunication
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IS-U-BI (Application Component) Contract Billing
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EE20 (Package) IS-U: Billing

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Attribute
Message class | ![]() |
AH | |
Short Description | ![]() |
IS-U billing (master data) | |
Message Number | ![]() |
848 | |
Documentation status | ![]() |
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Authorization check Error Message | |||
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20050224 |
Message Text
Lower limit of interval &1 must be <= upper limit of interval &2
Help Document
Diagnosis
Note the following:
- Interval specifications are relevant for price block adjustment. If the actual billing period does not correspond to the time basis for the price, the blocks are usually adjusted if the Adj. PBlcks (adjust price blocks) indicator is set. The only exception would be if the actual billing period falls within the specified interval.
- If no intervals are to be taken into consideration, do not enter any values in the fields ULim.int. and LLim.int. (upper and lower limit of the interval).
- If you wish to use intervals, enter the values as follows:
Lower limit of interval <= time basis of the price <= upper limit of interval.
Since the interval is always specified in days and provided the time category is "month", the time basis for the price is converted to days based on the relationship 12 months = 365 days. If the calculation results in a non-whole number, then the whole number for the lower limit must be less than the non-whole number and the whole number for the upper limit must be greater than the non-whole number. For example, if the time basis = 3 and the time category = month, the time basis in days is as follows: (365*3)/12 = 91.25. Therefore the specifications must be <= 91 for the lower limit of the interval and >= 92 for the upper limit of the interval.
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History
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20110810 | SAP |
SAP Release Created in |