on 10-03-2008 11:55 AM
Hi experts!
Hope you can help me with this since I have like 3 days looking for the way to read transfer rules in "Mapping" section, in transaction UCWB; in order to develop it in an Abap program.
Is there any FM or has someone done this before ? Can anyone give me any idea on what should i do ?
I've tried to debug but it's a complete mess ... then i've tried to trace it ... and now i'm trying to map the transfer rules that seems to be spread in various tables ...
Please help me! I'm open to any suggestions!
Thanks in advance.
Dev.
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Hi Dev,
UCWB is a t-code for the whole SEM-BCS development workbench. In several places it has such a word as 'mapping'. To which one you are particular referenced to?
And what's the business need? To repeat the consolidation logics/scenarios?
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Hi,
I 'm refering to the you get by following the next steps:
1. In the "Process View", go to "Consolidation Functions"
2. Then go to "Data Collection" --> "Load from Data Stream"
3. After that, go to "Method" and double-click on one of the methods
4. Then in the detail of the method you've selected, go to the "Mapping" tab.
There it would appear the mappings per each characteristic of a given Infoprovider ... do you know the SAP tables where all this information is saved ?
thanks in advance!
Dev.
The load from data stream mapping info is stored in tables UCT8xxx (UTC8*).
Check development class UTC8 in SE80 for the function modules and classes which deal with this. Unfortunately, I don't think you'll like what you're going to find.
Hope that helps,
Chris
EDIT: Also check UCF7300 for the GUID's for the LDS methods and mappings.
Edited by: Christopher Faust on Oct 29, 2008 8:20 PM
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