Data length error in record 86.

Data length error in record 86.
Message no. FV147
Diagnosis
An error occurred in the processing of the data to be imported. It is highly probable that this is a data error.
Contact your data provider.
System Response
Any account statement processing currently underway and any outstanding is being terminated.
Procedure
Check the structure of the supplied data. If the statement data you have obtained is error-free, you can simply restart the program. All those statements which have already been imported correctly will not be reimported.
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IN36701407187774 VIJBH14199069837
AGARWAL AGENCIES
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IN36701407187251 SBIN414199017384
EAGLE FOOTWERE
:61:1407180718CR100000,00N169NONREF         
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IN36701407187052 SAA96678573
TANVEER TRADERS
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IN36701407186828 SBIN314199982628
MODERN AGENCY
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IN36701407186029 SAA96670577
BALAJI ENTERPRISES
:61:1407180718CR60000,00N169NONREF         
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IN36701407185397 367845438
SAKSHI ENTERPRISES
:61:1407180718CR2000000,00N169NONREF         
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IN3670140718H568 SBIN414199360804
RELAXO FOOTWEARS LIMITED
:61:1407180718CR38000,00N169NONREF         
:86:IN3670140718G554 CBINH14199566672
IN3670140718G554 CBINH14199566672
WONDER WALK AGENCIES
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IN3670140718F094 BKIDN14199343132
MUSKAN TRADERS
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IN3670140718F423 SBIN414199302946
GOUTAM DISTRIBUTORS
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IN3670140718D651 SD1141261589
M K FOOTWEAR
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IN3670140718D057 SBIN414199247753
SSS PG STORES
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IN3670140718D183 UTBIN14199275937
GOPAL SHOES
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IN3670140718C628 CBINH14199546949
AGGARWAL FOOTWEAR
:61:1407180718DR5000000,00N506PIRLXOIN01A00468
PIRLXOIN01A00468                 
:86:PIRLXOIN01A00468 SCBLR12014071800003757
CASH SCBLR12014071800003757
RELAXO FOOTWEARS LIMITED
SIN09373C0000423 00001 PIRLXOIN01A0
0468
PIRLXOIN01A00468
:61:1407180718DR4000000,00N506PIRLXOIN01A00469
PIRLXOIN01A00469                 
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PIRLXOIN01A00469-SIN09373Q0000468
SB3670140718HK96
SIN09373C0000424-00001 PIRLXOIN01A0
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GRAND WISE ENTERPRISES LIMITED
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DEBIT IMEX CUSTOMER A/C
:61:1407180718CR480000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH BARBR52014071800734481
APNA FOOT WEAR
SENDER IFSCBARB0CHARMI
IL36701407182157
:61:1407180718CR235000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH SBINR52014071801147506
PRAKASH FOOT WEAR
FUND TRF FRM 33174969142 TO52205785
SENDER IFSCSBIN0016310
IL36701407185517
:61:1407180718CR500000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH SBINR12014071801142317
MODERN FOOTWEARS
SENDER IFSCSBIN0001521
IL36701407185083
:61:1407180718CR800000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH HDFCR52014071851912408
FASHION SQUARE
SENDER IFSCHDFC0000412
IL36701407184746
:61:1407180718CR332000,00N195NONREF         
:86:IL36701407184713 SBINR52014071801140001
CASH SBINR52014071801140001
WINGS POLYMERS
SENDER IFSCSBIN0001581
IL36701407184713
:61:1407180718CR450000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH FDRLR52014071800031798
ABHINAV ENTERPRISE
SENDER IFSCFDRL0001492
IL36701407184302
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GAYLORD SHOE AND CHAPPAL
SENDER IFSCUCBA0000048
IL36701407183976
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CASH SBINR52014071801134507
FOOTWEAR HOUSE
RTGS TGH CHQ NO 172867
SENDER IFSCSBIN0008602
IL36701407183860
:61:1407180718CR250000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH SBINR52014071801131379
PRATAP AGENCY PROP MRS SUNITA KUMRA
SENDER IFSCSBIN0014152
IL36701407183487
:61:1407180718CR254740,00N195NONREF         
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CASH HDFCR52014071851915942
HEPHZIBAH AGENCIES
SENDER IFSCHDFC0001498
IL36701407182511
:61:1407180718CR398000,00N195NONREF         
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CASH BARBR52014071800726312
RAZA FOOT WEAR
SENDER IFSCBARB0BASTIX
IL36701407182496
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CASH KKBKR52014071800664337
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SENDER IFSCKKBK0000958
IL36701407182349
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M S CHINNS TRADERS
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IN3670140718C142 SBIN414199219784
FRONTIER TRADING COMPANY
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IN3670140718B731 SBIN414199200112
SHRI AMBEY TRADERS
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IN3670140718B521 N199140025581074
SHYAM BROTHERS
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POPULAR TRADERS PROP PISHORI LAL SETHI
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AKSHAY FOOTWEARS
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IN3670140718A099 BARBH14199284604
STAR ENTERPRISE
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JAI OMKAR ENTERPRISES
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IN36701407189725 UTBIN14199269504
SANTI STORES
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IN36701407189538 SBIN414199107266
VINAYAK TRADING
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IN36701407189842 SAA3564919
SKY STYLE MARKETING PROP.ABHISHEK S
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IN36701407189384 MAHBH14199609866
ROYAL FOOT WEAR
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SAP REPLAY
Regarding the incidence itself, kindly consider that The 86-record
limitation is not a bug of the program, but the standard design.
The error is coded as FV147, when the Note to Payee in Record 86
exceeds 65 characters in Program RFEKA400.
You will need to contact your Bank in order to obtain a correct file:
I have attached some documentation on this message that will allow your
bank to create it.
Otherwise, you may use the following user-exit (SAP NOTE 494777):CMOD
Enhancement Exit Name FEB00004 > EXIT_RFEKA400_001.
This User Exit is called in RFEKA400 in the line: PERFORM
PROCESS_RAW_DATA TABLES SWIFT. In Include ZXF01U06, you have
the option to process the raw data.
Hope this information is useful to you.

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