Error wirh release of the requets Special character "_" in generic key

Hello
I am trying to release the request, this reques was generated to installation the baseline for Peru but I got this message:
Key messages: TABU TFAWC 200SAPLCATS 2100TCA
Special character "_" in generic key
Special character "_" in generic key
Message no. TK287
Diagnosis
The generic key 200SAPLCATS 2100TCA was entered for the object TFAWC. All keys that match up to the asterisk are to be transported.
The key cannot have any special characters before the asterisk, since they are interpreted in different ways by different database systems.
The key contains the special character _.
System Response
The entry is rejected.
Procedure
Extend the generic entry, or specify all keys individually
Any sugstion for this message?
thanks
Danny

Hi Danny,
Could you resolve issue Message no. TK078, I'm config SD and when i assign division and dis.channel to sales org those action does not show error but when i check request consistensy in se03 i have below error.
=====================================================
Object TDAT OVXA has object function "K", but no key
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The request/task cannot be saved because an object entry with function K
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The cursor appears on the incorrect entry in the editor.
Procedure
Press Enter once. This branches to the object list in the editor and
    positions the cursor on the incorrect object entry.
Correct the object function or enter keys for the object entry.
============================================
I had follow procedure but it do nothing.
Anybody can help Pls !
Thanks and Best regards.

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