on 10-07-2008 3:16 AM
hi all,
i created some documents in Document Management System using CV01N. Now i want to delete certain documents i created. how do i delete/archive the documents i dont need anymore?
also, how to configure behavior/properties of these documents? whats the menu path?
Thanks in advance..
Hi,
Pls. remove it's thru' CV02n instead of using any configration.
Then remove it's from structure.
It's the standard feature of DMS.
Regards,
Vishal Kr. Sharma
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You can set a deletion flag for document info records that you no longer require for managing documents and their original application files. Archiving object CV_DVS enables you to archive these document info records. After the archiving run, you can delete the archived document info records.
The document info records that you archive and delete with archiving object CV_DVS are identified by the following data:
u2022 Document
u2022 Document type
u2022 Document part
u2022 Version
Structure
When you use archiving object CV_DVS, you archive data from the following tables:
Table Description
DRAD Link between document and object
DRAO Originals for document
DRAOZ Additional files for original for document
DRAP Document log file
DRAT Document descriptions
DRAW Document info record
DRAZ Table for additional files for original
The following table shows the functions that you can use for archiving object CV_DVS.
Function Report Program
Archive DVSARCH1
Delete DVSARCH2 (technical view of archive: list of archived documents that you can detail down to the level of the individual table fields in documents)
Manage DVSARCH3
To call the archiving functions for document info records from the standard R/3 menu, choose Logistics -> Central functions -
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