Diagnosis
You tried to give a query object (query, InfoSet or user group) a namethat does not comply with the naming conventions. This name eithercontains an invalid name prefix, is an invalid name or contains invalidcharacters.
Since the introduction of namespaces, objects in the global area can beassigned to a namespace using a prefix with the form '/prefix/'. Thisis optional. If you use a prefix, it may not be longer than 10characters. The following rules apply to the names of query objects inthe global area:

• Names of InfoSet have the form '/prefix/infoset'.


• Names of user groups have the form '/prefix/user_group'.


• Names of queries have the form 'query'. They inherit the prefix of
their user group and therefore may not have a prefix of their own.
For future query expansions all query object names are reserved thatbegin with SY and contain more than four characters. Objects with thesekinds of names cannot be created using the maintenance transaction.
The names of query objects may not only consist of letters, digits andthe special characters - and _ (hyphen and underline).
The following cases lead to illegal names:

• You use a prefix for an object in the standard area.


• You use the prefix // or a prefix /.../ with more than 10 characters.


• You assign a prefix to the name of a query.


• You use a prefix that belongs to another customer.


• There are no other characters after the prefix.


• The name starts with SY and contains more than 4 characters.


• The name contains an invalid special character.