on 01-13-2009 10:16 AM
Hi All,
My requirement is that we are proposing a solution to the client for settling medical bills.
they want to submit the scanned copy with the request.
Is that possible?
Warm Regards
Hari Sankar M
Hi Sankar,
You can store any type of document in the R/3 using the Generic Object Service(GOS).
There is a class cl_fitv_gos=>save which is used to upload, cl_fitv_gos=>get_links to get the files as an hyperlink, cl_fitv_gos=>get_content to get the contents of the file.
One of our WD application allows the user to attach any type of documents when he creates the expense report.
I can give the source code if you actually need it.
Thanks,
Rajkumar.S
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Advanced claims
Standard Application is available which is will allow to attach scanned bills.
Warm Regards
Hari Sankar M
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Hi Hari,
We tried attaching attachments with the claim request as per standard application
When the approver tries to view the attachment, it gives an error stating
cannot view file, kindly download it but there is no download button.
Is there any other setting that needs to be done for this functionality
Thanks and Regards,
Nupur
Hi Hari,
We tried attaching attachments with the claim request as per standard application
When the approver tries to view the attachment, it gives an error stating
cannot view file, kindly download it but there is no download button.
Is there any other setting that needs to be done for this functionality
Thanks and Regards,
Nupur
Any binary document (XSTRING) can also be stored in the database as a Binary String database field. There is nothting special about programming with this data type. You just use normal SQL and insert or select the data from the database.
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