on 05-07-2009 6:26 AM
Dear SAP BW expert,
I found some problems loading data from SAP R/3 into SAP BW.
Situation
[SAP R/3]
- added fields in data source (SAP R/3)
- could be extracted in RSA3
[SAP BW]
- replicate data source
- added fields in InfoProvider
- modified & activated communication structure
- modified & activated transfer structure and transfer rules
- modified & activated update rules
Problem
- after I executed infopackage, all data were loaded successfully.
- unfortunately, data for a new fields could not be extracted.
- there was no data in PSA as well.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Thank you very much.
-WJ-
Edited by: Wachira Jaritsakul on May 7, 2009 7:27 AM
able to see the data for added fields in RSA3 ???
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Hi,
If the datasource is generic DS, then directly chk the item level table contents for number of records.this would give you the exact count of the number of records.
On what basis you determine the 270 records are old? if you know the codition for 250 new records, give the same in the infopack selection and trigger upto PSA and chk.
Ramesh
This issue has been resolved by ABAPer from my project.
He found that if the code referred to text symbol, data will not be able to be seen on SAP BW.
Here are some original ABAP code:
if p_stat-tsabr ne space and p_stat -lrmdt ne 0.
write text-545 to part2.
endif.
Here are some modified ABAP code:
Constant for call status*
constants: p_520(9) type c value 'New start',
p_545(8) type c value 'Complete'.
if p_stat-tsabr ne space and p_stat-lrmdt ne 0.
write p_545 to part2. "Termin r?ckgemeldet
endif.
That's all I'd like to share.
-WJ-
Birute,
I'm not sure that I understand your point or not.
I did change the ABAP code from transaction SE38.
- select program name
- select option "Text elements"
- check tab "Text symbols"
The sample code I already posted on my latest thread.
-WJ-
Edited by: Wachira Jaritsakul on Jul 16, 2009 7:26 AM
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