Error
Error Code:
5143
SAP S/4HANA Error 5143: Analysis Queue Context Mismatch
Description
Error 5143 indicates that an analysis queue, a mechanism for processing data or tasks, was initiated or created independently without a direct association to a specific SAP S/4HANA document. This typically occurs when a background process or custom development attempts to queue analytical tasks outside the standard document-driven workflow.
Error Message
Analysis Queue created outside of document.
Known Causes
3 known causesCustom Development Anomaly
Non-standard custom developments or extensions might be initiating analysis queues without correctly associating them with the required SAP S/4HANA documents. 💻
Misconfigured Background Jobs
Background jobs designed to process data or create analysis queues may be incorrectly configured, leading to the creation of queues without proper document context. ⚙
Data Integration Discrepancy
Issues during data migration or integration from external systems can lead to analysis queues being created before the associated SAP S/4HANA documents are fully established. 🌐
Solutions
3 solutions available1. Restarting the SAP S/4HANA System easy
A full system restart can resolve transient inconsistencies in the analysis queue.
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Initiate a controlled shutdown of your SAP S/4HANA system. This typically involves stopping all application servers and the central instance. Consult your SAP Basis team or documentation for the precise shutdown procedure for your specific S/4HANA version and environment.
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After a successful shutdown, wait for a few minutes to ensure all processes have terminated.
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Start the SAP S/4HANA system in the correct order. Again, refer to your SAP Basis team or documentation for the recommended startup sequence.
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Once the system is fully operational, attempt the transaction or process that previously triggered error 5143 to verify if the issue is resolved.
2. Clearing and Rebuilding the Analysis Queue (Specific Scenarios) medium
Manually clearing and rebuilding the analysis queue for a specific document can fix context mismatches.
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Identify the specific document or business object that is causing the error. This might be evident from the transaction logs or the user's description of the problem.
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Access SAP transaction ST05 (Performance Trace) or SM21 (System Log) to investigate the exact context and relevant tables involved in the analysis queue creation. Look for entries related to the problematic document.
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If a specific analysis queue entry is identified as orphaned or mismatched, you may need to use SAP Notes or specific SAP support tools to clean it up. This is highly dependent on the exact nature of the mismatch and the SAP version. **Caution:** Incorrect manual manipulation of analysis queues can lead to data inconsistencies. **It is strongly recommended to consult SAP Support or an experienced SAP Basis administrator before proceeding with manual cleanup.**
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In some cases, re-processing the document (e.g., re-saving, re-posting) might trigger the correct creation of the analysis queue, effectively resolving the mismatch. This is a safer alternative if manual cleanup is not feasible or understood.
3. Applying Relevant SAP Notes medium
SAP frequently releases corrections for such issues via SAP Notes.
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Go to the SAP Support Portal (launchpad.support.sap.com).
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Search for SAP Notes related to 'Error 5143', 'Analysis Queue Context Mismatch', and the specific S/4HANA version you are using.
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Analyze the search results for any notes that describe the exact error message and scenario you are encountering.
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If a relevant SAP Note is found, review its description and prerequisites carefully. This might involve checking specific system parameters, software components, or even specific business process configurations.
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Implement the SAP Note using transaction SNOTE in your SAP S/4HANA system. Ensure you follow the note's instructions precisely, including any manual steps or corrections required.
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After implementing the note, test the functionality that was previously failing to confirm the resolution.