Symptom
- The user try creating a new customization directly in SAP Test environment, the system shows the error messages.
- "Current Client 100 is not defined for automatic recording of changes".
- "Activity isn't editable since Customizing doesn't allow changes".
- Typically, changes are made in the SAP Customizing/Development environment and transported to SAP Test environment.
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Environment
SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition
Reproducing the Issue
Example:
- Open the Manage Freight Unit Building Rules Fiori application.
- Click Create.
- Enter the required Freight Unit Building Rule details.
- Save the rule.
- The system shows a green error message "Current Client 100 is not defined for automatic recording of changes".
Cause
The changes are executed directly in SAP Test environment are not permitted.
Resolution
- Create new configurations in SAP Customizing/Development environment and transport it to SAP Test environment.
- After creating and saving object, check transport request using Export Customizing Transports app in SAP Cust./Dev. environment.
Remark: Configuration activities about "Automatic recording of changes" are performed via Central Business Configuration (CBC) and Fiori configuration apps/SSCUIs in the correct tenant of the 3-system landscape.
See Also
Keywords
S/4HC, S4HC, KBA, CBC, Problem, Error message, Current Client 100, automatic recording, changes, saving, SAP Test environment, SAP Test, SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, new customization, Customizing, SAP Customizing, SAP Development, SAP Cust, SAP Dev, transport request, Export Customizing Transports, Tenants, Development System, TM-PLN-FU-FUB-2CL, Current Client 100 is not defined for automatic recording of changes, Activity isn't editable since Customizing doesn't allow changes, CTS_BCL041, /SCMTMS/TS_PROF552. , KBA , TM-PLN-FU-FUB-2CL , Freight Unit Building (Public Cloud) , Known Error
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