on 06-10-2009 3:21 PM
Hello experts,
We have a characteristic (Z_DATE) assigned to a class. The value to Z_DATE can either be empty or have a date assigned as a value. We are planning to add another characteristic Z_DELETE (which is hidden for users) to the class which would reflect a value when an assignment is deleted.
For example:
material plant Z_DATE
1234 XY90 01.01.2009
If this assignment is deleted in CL24N I am trying to populate Z_DELETE with a value 'D'.
Can you pls let me know if we can use procedure or actions to achieve this and a code would help.
I would also like to know how the deletion of the assignment can be recorded in the editor.
Appreciate your time and help.
Thanks
achieved it with procedure and the characteristic was hidden
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was able to achieve it with procedure
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Hello
Where are you using the classification and and to which object?
Thanks
Vikas
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Hello,
To use Object dependencies in an Object , you need to set it for the Object Table Eg if you want the
OD for batch then the following should be set for class types 022 and 023.
class type 022: TCLAO-ZAEHL = 2 -> 3 for MCHA objects
class type 023: TCLAO-ZAEHL = 2 -> 3 for MCH1 objects
You should change the flag to TCLAO-ZAEHL to 3 for the Class type and respective Object table.
Thanks
Amber
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