RAISE_EVENT_NESTING_LIMIT SAP ABAP Runtime Error raise event nesting limit

RAISE_EVENT_NESTING_LIMIT 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: I - Internal Kernel Error

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RAISE_EVENT_NESTING_LIMIT ABAP Runtime Error

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The current recursion depth was <runtime parameter>,
The maximum allowed is <runtime parameter>. RAISE EVENT statements nested too deeply. Please see internal error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.

The maximum RAISE EVENT recursion depth (<runtime parameter>) has been exceeded.

If there is a further RAISE EVENT statement during processing of a RAISE EVENT statement - in a handler method called by RAISE EVENT - this is known as RAISE EVENT nesting. If both RAISE EVENT statements are in the same triggering object, a recursion arises for the handler method call. This often results in endless recursions. This is what has happened here.

Nested/recursive RAISE EVENT statements have complicated runtime behaviour and can easily result in endless recursions.
Constructs of this kind should be avoided if possible. Please see internal error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.