Error in local message system; message 008899000001 not complete, Message n

Hello All,
While configuring Solman Service Desk, after configuring basis configuration. I am getting following error while creating ticket from satellite system.
Error in local message system; message 008899000001 not complete
Message no. BCOS030
Thanks,
Piyush

Hi,
There were few threads in the past with the same issue, check [this one|ERROR when Trying to Create Support Message in Satillite system;.
Also [this thread|create support message;.
Regards
Naveen

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I have configured Service desk in SolMan 7.0 which has patch level 14 and also configured in Satellite systems. I am using SM_...._BACK RFC connection in BCOS_CUST table. The user used by SM_...._BACK have the following roles in SolMan
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Those roles/profiles should be sufficient to create support messages.
Even though you assigned SAP_ALL and it worked afterwards I cannot imagine you got an auth. problem here anymore.
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Dear friend
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MY GURUS
I AM NEW TO SAP AND SOLUTION MANAGER
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