Data too large for field 65171.

Hello All,
I am Trying to Import Item Groups using DTW, I am getting "Data too large for field 65171" Error message.
I checked all my data size, there is no data with large size.
Plz Help
Regards,
Hitul

Hi,
There is maximum 1000 records can be imported in DTW. More than 1000 records create such error message.
Split the records equally and then try to upload.
Also refer SAP note:
865191
- Data Transfer Workbench (DTW) Troubleshooting Guide
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan

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