Query Results are having inconsistency

Hi,
I found the report is giving wrong values recently which was working fine earlier. I performed RSRV test run on the Objects and found the below error message. I tried to correct error but no result.
The referential integrity is checked for 9 characteristics
Too many missing specifications for InfoObject ZXXX
The SID values are missing for 8,980,471 specifications for characteristic ZXXXX
Too many missing specifications for InfoObject ZXXXX
The SID values are missing for 7,678,305 specifications for characteristic ZXXXX
Too many missing specifications for InfoObject ZXXX
The SID values are missing for 5,100,973 specifications for characteristic ZXXXX
The SID values are missing for 1 specifications for characteristic 0PXXXX
The SID values are missing for 9 specifications for characteristic ZXXXXX
The interval for number range object BIM0001252 does not exist,
I am not sure it will be having any impact at the update rules because we have a update routine.
could any one please suggest the solution to the above problem.
Regards,
Venkat

Hello,
Run the report in se38 RSDMD_CHECKPRG_ALL for every object you're encounter the error.
This will fix your errors.
Diogo.

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