Deleting an Integration Model.

[Former Member]

hi Guys

if any kind of changes happens in master data in ECC then we transfer that data in SCM,then what happens with that planning data with which we work earlier.

And Deleting an integration model does not mean that the previously selected data in APO is also deleted.what happens of that data.

thank u

karan

Edited by: karan.sap on Feb 27, 2010 6:36 PM

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Karan,

if any kind of changes happens in master data in ECC then we transfer that data in SCM,then what happens with that planning data with which we work earlier. 

It depends on the master data and the change, and the type of 'planning data' to which you refer. Can you be more specific?

And Deleting an integration model does not mean that the previously selected data in APO is also deleted

Yes, this is true

.what happens of that data

Generally, nothing, If you want something to happen to it (such as you wish to have it deleted from APO) you have to do that yourself.

Rgds,

DB49

[Former Member]

Hi Karan,

1) if any kind of changes happens in master data in ECC then we transfer that data in SCM,then what happens with that planning data with which we work earlier.

As and when you activate an integration model, a new integration model gets

generated and the earlier one will get deactivated. (provided the model name,

model selection criteria are same). That means the newly changed master data

will get activated to SCM system in which the old change is obsolete.

2) And Deleting an integration model does not mean that the previously selected data in APO is also deleted.what happens of that data

Whenever a new model gets generated, the old model will be there in the system

only and that inactive models needs to be deleted at frequent intervals orelse

it will add inconsistency to the system. This will be done using CFM7 transaction

by selecting inactive models indicator. Whether the old model is deleted or not, but

system always will read and plan as per the newly activated model.

Regards

R. Senthil Mareeswaran.

[Former Member]

hi Senthil

Thank u so much for answering d ques.

Thank u

karan