on 08-21-2012 8:24 AM
Dear All,
I have a bundle of questions for the experts. .
1) Is there any way, by which we can check if there is any data available in LiveCache for certain material-location. . What I mean is, for a certain material-location combination, i can see that there is some data available in //rrp3 view (which means there is some data in DATABASE, right ?). . But, similarly - is there any way with which I can cross-check at the Live Cache level ?
2) Many a times, we all face issue that - Order is available in database, but it is not available in LiveCache (Error Message: Order not found in Livecache). So, is it possible to PUSH this specific order from database to Livecache?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
PP.
Hi Prasad,
use transaction /SAPAPO/OM17 - liveCache Consistency Check.
choose Consistency Check liveCache APO DB
choose Product Location Combinations
choose Correct all inconsistencies
if you want to compare your /SAPAPO/RRP3 - Product View display with liveCache contents
use transaction /SAPAPO/OM16 - DATAVIEWER
In /SAPAPO/RRP3 - Product View enter GT_IO in the Command field.
Then you get the list with internal names and GUIDs which you can compare with the liveCache contents.
BR Frank
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Prasad,
LC contents can be generally viewed in /SAPAPO/OM16.
....which means there is some data in DATABASE, right ?).
Pretty vague question. Which data in //RRP3? Detailed rows appear in //RRP3 once a pegging area has been created in LiveCache. In general, the detail rows in /RRP3 represent orders that lie in Livecache, not data that lies in tables. However, some bits of displayed data may be pulled from tables for some order categories.
2) Many a times, we all face issue that - Order is available in database, but it is not available in LiveCache (Error Message: Order not found in Livecache). So, is it possible to PUSH this specific order from database to Livecache?
This is an uncommon problem. Livecache is the MASTER of transactional data. Just because an order exists a table does not mean it should also exist in LC, it is almost always the other way around. You can resolve most order "LC <> DB" type inconsistencies using the standard consistency programs, such as /SAPAPO/OM17.
Best Regards,
DB49
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