on 07-16-2014 1:56 AM
Hello,
From what I have learned, valid from date in Edition can be used to control of timing of the data replication. In my data prototype in MDG-F 7.0, it is clear that GL change request will go with that. In other words, if the valid from date =August 1, 2014 (today=07/15/2014), GL change request won't come into ECC until August 1 2014 is arrived. it is behaved this way regardless of the choise of replication timing I have made.
Will the same behavior occur to cost center change request and profit center change request?
Thanks,
Luo
See also: http://scn.sap.com/thread/3588476.
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Hello Luo,
Yes correct ,all Financial objects(including Cost center, profit center, G/L accounts, Cost Center groups etc) are based on Editions, and these are replicated to ECC system based on the data replication options which you have opted like as in your case "valid from date" criteria.
Hope it helps.
Regards
Prateek Agarwal
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Hello Luo
Just wanted to understand what is the need for creating CC in future date? Best way is to create edition valid from certain date to today or 9999. Release the edition and then create new edition for your new set of data.
This is the best way to control your data and avoid confusion.
Kiran
Kiran,
For example, SAP FI/CO is rolling out to a new company in 3 month down the road.
in the company, we are getting new GL account, of course new cost center. We can create change request along the way as identified. Until we are hitting the FICO go live date, we won't release the edition and do replication. Can we do that?
Hello Luo
Yes you can do that but the real problem I faced is that in the edition screen you get the list of all the editions. Users get confused with this.
Best way is to connect your DEV / Quality systems with resp MDG Dev and Quality. Use automatic replication. Perform the testings in each system. Once you get the approval you can create master data in production a day before go-live. This is working well till now in my case.
Kiran
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