Error
Error Code:
4675
SAP S/4HANA Error 4675: Invalid Data Flow Package Name
Description
This error indicates that the system encountered an unexpected or unrecognized name for a data flow package during an operation. It typically occurs when configuring data integration processes, executing data loads, or deploying data provisioning objects where a specified package name does not match an existing or valid definition within SAP S/4HANA.
Error Message
ERR_DATAPROV_INVALID_DATAFLOW_PACKAGE_NAME
Known Causes
3 known causesIncorrect Package Name Entry
The specified data flow package name contains a typo or does not exactly match an existing package name in the system, potentially due to case sensitivity.
Missing or Undeployed Package
The data flow package referenced in the configuration or operation has not been created, activated, or successfully deployed in the target SAP S/4HANA system.
Misconfigured Package Reference
The data provisioning setup refers to a data flow package that exists but is not the correct one required for the current data integration or processing task.
Solutions
3 solutions available1. Validate and Correct Data Flow Package Name in SAP BW/4HANA or SAP Data Intelligence medium
Ensure the data flow package name used in the source system is valid and matches the expected format.
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Identify the source of the error by examining the SAP S/4HANA system logs (e.g., transaction SM21, ST22) or the logs of the data integration tool (e.g., SAP BW/4HANA Data Flow Monitor, SAP Data Intelligence Pipeline Modeler). Look for the exact data flow package name that is causing the error.
2
Access the tool where the data flow package is defined (e.g., SAP BW/4HANA Modeling Tools, SAP Data Intelligence). Navigate to the specific data flow or transformation object that is being executed.
3
Review the naming conventions and allowed characters for data flow package names in your specific SAP S/4HANA data integration environment. Common issues include special characters, exceeding length limits, or using reserved keywords.
4
Rename the data flow package to adhere to the valid naming conventions. Ensure the new name is descriptive and unique.
5
If the data flow is being called from another process or system, update the reference to the data flow package name in that calling object or system to reflect the change.
6
Re-execute the data flow or the process that triggers it and monitor the logs for successful completion.
2. Check for Typographical Errors in Data Flow Configuration easy
A simple typo in the data flow package name is a common cause of this error.
1
Locate the specific configuration or definition within your SAP S/4HANA data integration landscape that references the data flow package. This could be in a data source definition, an ETL job, a transformation rule, or a data replication setting.
2
Carefully examine the spelling of the data flow package name as it is entered in the configuration. Compare it character by character with the actual, correct data flow package name.
3
Correct any typographical errors. Pay close attention to case sensitivity if your system or tool enforces it.
4
Save the corrected configuration and re-run the process that encountered the error.
3. Verify Data Flow Package Existence and Availability medium
Confirm that the data flow package actually exists and is accessible in the target environment.
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In your SAP S/4HANA data integration environment (e.g., SAP BW/4HANA, SAP Data Intelligence), navigate to the repository or catalog where data flow packages are managed.
2
Search for the data flow package name reported in the error message. Confirm that it exists and is spelled correctly.
3
If the data flow package was recently created or moved, ensure that it has been successfully deployed or activated in the environment where the error is occurring. Check deployment logs or activation status.
4
If the data flow package is missing, it might need to be recreated or restored from a backup. If it's a cross-system scenario, ensure the package is available in the target system's relevant data integration layer.
5
Once confirmed to exist and be available, re-execute the operation that triggered the error.