When working on a quote with multiple line items, attempting to clone a segment triggers a popover error message.
Your attention, please.
UNEXPECTED_ERROR_DURING_LOOKUP
This issue occurs during the segment cloning process. Standard actions such as Reprice All complete successfully.
Cause:
PriceAdjustmentMatrix.To resolve this issue, an administrator must change the data volume type of the decision tables utilized by the Pricing Procedure. Upgrading the tables allows Salesforce to efficiently process complex lookups for multiple cloned line items.
Before you begin, ensure you have the necessary administrative permissions to modify Business Rules Engine configurations and Decision Tables.
Navigate to the App Launcher (nine-dot icon) and select Decision Tables.
Locate and open the first decision table associated with your Pricing Procedure
Click Edit.
Change the table type selection to Medium volume DT (Advanced).
Save and activate the decision table.
Repeat steps 2 through 5 for any other decision tables used by the procedure.
Return to the Quote record, refresh your browser page, and verify that you can now clone the segments successfully.
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