DYNP_TOO_MANY_CALL_SCREENS is an ABAP runtime error which you may come across when using or developing within an SAP system. See below for the standard details explaining what it means and how you can avoid or fix this runtime error.
Short Dump Classification: U - End User Error
You can view further information about a runtme error by using transaction code ST22 which will show you this and all runtime erros that have happen in your SAP system.
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If possible, screens that are not required should be suppressed
beforehand. Remember that ABAP lists are also implemented as call
screens. An overflow could therefore occur if there are too many
details lists.
In some cases, it is better to create a new screen level stack by
switching to another program or transaction.
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No more call screens possible.
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If possible, leave the current screen level before making any further
selections (Back=F3 or Cancel=F12).
Otherwise:
Note which actions and entries caused the error to occur.
Consult your SAP administrator.
You can use the "Print" function to obtain a copy of the termination
message. - Using transaction ST22 for ABAP dump analysis, you can view,
manage, and retain termination messages for longer periods.
The maximum permitted number of nested screen levels is currently
restricted to <runtime parameter>.
There are several possibilities:
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You have requested too many consecutive nested call screens.
or
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