on 04-28-2012 7:58 AM
Hi All,
I am running standalone (local) scenario on SRM 7.01. I have created local backend/logical system with system type "remote_01" with local FI validation, and maintained the local account assignment table (with cost centers and GLs).
When i create a shopping cart, it validates the cost center and GL fields correctly (i.e. it will only let me enter values that are in the local account assignment table). However, if i click f4 (drop down list) on cost center, it doesnt show all values (it only shows the one entry that is set in user attribute). When i click f4 (drop down list) on GL account, it doesnt show any relevant values.
Does anyone know why? I would expect the f4 helps to display all entries that i maintained in the local account assignment table, but it doesnt.
cheers,
AD
Hi,
Please try with deactivate "BE_F4_HELP" in user authorizations. In Default it is activated.
PFCG
Select the role
Display authorisation data
BBP Component
Componet: SRM General Access Authorizations in EBP.
Edi the component and deselect the check box
Save and Generate the Role
Please check again
Best Regards
Ram
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Hi Ram,
thanks for the note.
I took a lok at note 1502229:
This point i have done as i described in my previous post.
2. Customizing: SE16 BBP_BACKEND_DEST SRM destination column SYS_TYPE has entry REMOTE_01 and also in SE16 BBP_FUNCTION_MAP for function module BBPLOC_ACC_OBJECTS_DESCRIPTION.
I took a look and this also looks good. see images below
3. Customizing: Requester has user attribute CNT with multiple cost center values customized.
I took a look and this also looks good. see image below:
do you see anything wrong? any other thoughts?
cheers,
AD
Hi,
Please put the RFC destination in the place "Destination" in the screenshot you have attached.
In "define system landscape" it should be as below for example.
Apart from this please check with the below.
1. Please make sure that your user ID should inherit the local company code in the local SRM system. In the org structure you have to maintain the local company code and user ID should inherit the same.
2. Attribute ACS for your ID should have your local SRM system.
3. Create a local product category and assign the local system as destination system in the configuration "Define back end system for product category".
4. Maintain the local cost centers in spro (Cross application basic settings>Account Assignment>Maintain Accounting Data).
It should work with this.
With Regards,
Malay
Hi Malay Pothal,
thanks for the note. I couldnt see the screen shot you attached. Can you describe what you attached?
Since this is a local system, do I really need an RFC? If so, do you happen to know if the RFC destination should be set-up differently that the other existing RFC destinations that I have? (fyi - since i am also integrated with R/3, I have defined an RFC destination for each R/3 back-end)
I also have my SRM system set up (SRDCLNT100) with an RFC destination SRDCLNT100. I tried assigning this RFC destination to my Remote_01 local system (MFGCLNT010), however it still doesnt work. Do i need to create a new RFC destination specifically for MFGCLNT010 (i.e. create one and call it MFGCLNT010)?
cheers,
AD
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