SYSTEM_DB_COMMIT_FAILED 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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When executing the database commit, the return value was <runtime parameter>.
An error occurred when the database commit was executed.
Please see internal error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.
For more information about the precise cause of the error, see the
system log (transaction SM21) or the details of another runtime error
recorded immediately before this runtime error (transaction ST22).
The most common error causes are listed briefly below:
- A change lock was active on a transactional shared objects area
During the execution of a database commit, the data is persisted in the
database and additional actions are performed. These actions protect
the transactional context of the following concepts in ABAP -
transactional shared objects areas.
If the system detects during the execution of these actions that the
prerequisites for performing a database commit are not fulfilled, the
database commit is terminated.
SYSTEM_DB_COMMIT_FAILED - system db commit failed SYSTEM_DATREF_TO_DELETED_OBJ - system datref to deleted obj SYSTEM_DATREF_TO_DELETED_DAT - system datref to deleted dat SYSTEM_DATREF_INVALID_ID - system datref invalid id SYSTEM_DATREF_INTERNAL_ERROR - system datref internal error SYSTEM_DATA_ALREADY_FREE - system data already free