on 12-15-2006 3:32 PM
Does anyone knows where the field cournty is stocked and what is its role?
Thanks
I have never used that field for something else, I think that if you fill this field with wrong values (not country codes) you will have some trouble while creating documents, the addresses for the documents wont be created and you will not be able to process documents correctly.
Regards, Luciano.
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Hello, here is the snippet of the information of this transaction
Option 1: Upload Users from File (ASCII)
Prerequisite
The data fields for a user are in a row and are separated by a
semicolon. You can generate these files in MS Excel, for example, (save
the Excel sheet as file type CSV). The order of the fields is critical.
Example
o D030456;Smith;50000105;tom.smith@aaaaaa.com;de
o C00213445;Doe;50000106;jane.doe@bbbbb.com;us
o D23456;Moser;50010203;25534dr@ccccc.com;dk
Note
In the menu under Goto -> Define Separator, you can determine if a
semicolon or a comma is to be accepted as a separator.
If all the data in the file is not accessible, default values are used
for the missing data. If the file contains an e-mail address, the system
generates a password and sends it via e-mail to the user. If the file
has not e-mail address, you are prompted to specify an initial password
for all users.
You must specify the technical key for the fields Academic title, Form
of address, Manager indicator, Role and Country.
o You can find the system keys for the academic title in field
TITLE_KEY of table TSAD2.
o You can find the system keys for the address text in field TITLE of
table TSAD3T.
o If the user is to be a manager, you check the field Manager
indicator.
o If you are assigning a role for a user, the file must contain the
technical name of the role. You should check in advance in
Transaction PFCG if the role actually exists.
Regards, Luciano.
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