Diagnosis
The system was unable to create a key for the new event occurrence.
The system attempted to use the number range interval &V1& of the numberrange object /MAP/EVOCC. This interval does not exist.

System Response
The system terminates processing.

Procedure
Contact your system administrator.

Procedure for System Administration
Before you edit the number range interval, you must decide if you wantto implement the distribution scenarios for the event data. Distributionscenarios export event data that were edited in a particular system toanother system.
To prevent duplicates of the event occurrence keys, ensure that numberrange intervals used do not have overlapping validity periods in therelevant systems.
Take the following into account when using distribution scenarios:

• If you do not want to implement any distribution scenarios, you can
select the number range intervals that you used in such a way that theentire range from 0000000001 to 9999999999 is used to full capacity.Decide if you want to use an as yet unused number range to create anadditional event at a later date.

• If you want to implement distribution scenarios, you must take the
following into account:
In all involved systems, you must have created a number range intervalwith the same number for each event. This requirement must befulfilled, because a fixed relationship is created between event andnumber range interval when Customizing for the events is transferred toall involved systems.
The number range intervals must not overlap in the involved systems.This applies to intervals with the same and different names.
Example:
For each number between 0000000001 and 9999999999, a maximum of onesystem and one number range interval can contain this number.
Note:
If this is not the case, data inconsistencies may arise.
Edit the number range interval in transaction SNRO.
Note:
It is not absolutely necessary to create different number rangeintervals for different events. However, we recommend that you choosethis procedure for performance reasons.
When creating number range intervals, take into account the expectednumber of event occurrences whose numbers will be in the respectivenumber range intervals.