on 03-03-2011 2:58 PM
Hi All,
Does anyone know of a standard report or table in APO that would allow me to view all of the fields and their values in the APO product master and by location.
I have tried: /sapapo/matloc, /SAPAPO/MATKEY, /SAPAPO/MATINFO - but none of these provide me with the data I need.
Perhaps we need to just develop a report through ABAP?
Thoughts?
Rumi
Rumi
Try view /SAPAPO/V_MATLOC in SE16. It shows you fileds in table /SAPAPO/MATLOC, but the advantage is that you dont have to know the GUIDS of the Product or Location.
RIshi Menon
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Rumi
Yes , obviously you want find all the fields in the tables mentioned in this thread. It is just like R/3 where you have MARM for UOM, MVKE for sales etc .... here you can look at tables /sapapo/marm , /sapapo/makt etc. My suggestion to you would be to go to se16 and type /sapapo/ma* and that will give you a list of tables. By looking at the descriptions you can determine what tables you have to add in your query
Thanks
Aparna
Hi,
For all basic fields in product master you can use /sapapo/v_matloc view.In query builder, you can join this view with the database table /SAPAPO/MATLOTSZ for minimum/maximum lot sizes.
Linkage between these two tabels are as below.
/SAPAPO/MATLOCLSZID = /SAPAPO/MATLOTSZLSZID
with this, you can see BSTMI,BSTMA,BSTRF filelds also in the product master report.
If you need more information about product master like global as well as locaiton specific, I would suggest develop the simple ALV report using ABAP and use BAPI to read product location details
BAPI_PRDSRVAPS_GETLIST2 using which you will get all the details and also you can specify how many fields you want to display in the report output.
hope this helps now.
Regards,
Saurabh
Rumi
To the best of my knowledge there is no standard report that is going to provide you this info. ABAP program is one way to go - but how about creating a simple sq00 query by joining /sapapo/matkey , /sapapo/matloc and /sapapo/loc. The advantage with this approach is that you can view the MATNR and LOCNO in the output (and the MATID and LOCID if required )
Thanks
Aparna
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