Active - Workprocess config differs from opmode spec

I configed CCMS monitoring of Instance Status with RZ20. A few days later, I adjust the number of btc with RZ04. Then I received lots of alters after I adjusted the NO. of btc. The alter is Active - Workprocess config differs from opmode spec. I check the system with RZ03. it showed Work processes differ in Configuration alerts.
The system comes back to normal if I adjust the number of BTC processes back. The problem is that I also adjusted the number of btc processes of instance called GVSHG501_HG5_30, and it did not show Work processes differ. So I can not find the reason lead to the issue. Can anyone help me.

When you change the number or background work processes in RZ04 you need to activate the distribution for that application server.
Tx RZ03 - Control - Switch Operation Mode - Selected servers.
If you want to permanently modify the background work process then you need to modify the value for the parameter rdisp/wp_no_btc in the profile.
Regards
RB

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As other members adviced
Please check the following as a list
1) Check first fi the Material is in APO relevant
2) Check if it has active integration model in cfm5 (R/3)
3) Check if the material has no blocked queues in /n/sapapo/cq (APO)
If there are any blocked queues please clear them accordingly.
4) After that perform a reconciliation of the transactional data through.
/n/sapapo/ccr(APO). perform it only for that material and on planned orders.
If there are any errors it will usggest you to follow few steps.
5) then again go back and check the /n/sapapo/cq transaction.
6) Check if the material and its location has publication Types maintained in SPRO transaction.
7) Check if the change pointers of this Planned order exists in /n/sapapo/c5
This si change pointers transaction , soemtimes you can release ti from there also.
If you still have problem, give the resutls of the following for reference.
Let us know once you perform all these.
8) Incase you need to perform the consistency checks externally.

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