O4_Tiger QCI Parameters

[Former Member]

Hi to all,

I need to know in which table the data from transaction O4_tiger is saved for the qci parameters listed in the quantity tab.

I know that general data can be found in table oib_tankdips using the segment number, but i cant find the material temperature, test temperature and the relative density from this table.  I am using the QCI routine to convert the volume from ambient to standard conditions.

I input material temperature and the relative density, and i cant get hold in which table it is saved.

thanking you all in advance.

best  regards,

samad farooq

+923332131219

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Samad,

Please check table OII_DIP_PARAM in combination of table OIB_TANKDIP for the join field DIP_GUID.

Regards

Ashok

[Former Member]

Hi Samad,

please check OII_DIP_PARAM table.

Regards,

[Former Member]

        SELECT socnr etmstm socev totalheight
             waterheight quan_lvc dip_guid FROM oib_tankdip
                                     INTO TABLE lt_oib_tankdip
                                FOR ALL ENTRIES IN lt_oiisocisl
                                          WHERE socnr = lt_oiisocisl-socnr.

      IF lt_oib_tankdip IS NOT INITIAL.

        SELECT dip_guid par_name par_char FROM oii_dip_param
                                    INTO TABLE lt_oii_dip_param
                               FOR ALL ENTRIES IN lt_oib_tankdip
                                         WHERE dip_guid = lt_oib_tankdip-dip_guid.

                READ TABLE lt_oii_dip_param INTO lw_oii_dip_param
                                      WITH KEY dip_guid = lw_oib_tankdip-dip_guid
                                               par_name = 'OBSTSTDENS'
                                               BINARY SEARCH.

              READ TABLE lt_oii_dip_param INTO lw_oii_dip_param
                                      WITH KEY dip_guid = lw_oib_tankdip-dip_guid
                                               par_name = 'OBSMTMETTP'
                                               BINARY SEARCH.

I hope this helps....

Cheers