on 08-18-2014 5:06 PM
Hello All
In MDG 6, there is an option to select the Change request.One can select the CR type before creating the master data. With this, it was easily possible to create customized change request type. Standard BC set doesn't cover all the CR type. For e.g in MDG-F - creation of group account - entity type FSI. But one can create the CR type manually by adding the required entity type.
My question is how we can select the CR type in MDG 7.0? How to create single record with single processing option? If I don't want to use standard CR type and if I create my own CR type, how can I use it?
Request to share the screen shot or is there any demo and document already posted?
Thanks
Kiran
Hi Kiran
For MDG 7.0 SAP comes with single screen concept same as Vendor/Customer/Material.
It there is no indivial CR Type and no need to blank CR for creation of Finance Data objects.Instead of that SAP provides link for each object seperately so single processing.
For grouping of CCH/CCG/CC we can use processing multiple requests
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Dear Kiran,
you can do the customization of the CR type but it requires whole development from end to end.
1.you have define your Business activity.
2.CR type ,activate and linkages etc.
3.Workflow templates
4.UI
5.Roles.
but you can copy the existing one and and modify the standard as per your requirment,not sure how well it MDG will be have and you have be very cautious.
Hi Sanjay,
I would like to know what exactly you mean by
clubbing multiple objects of finance.
Well, I think when you try to create a change request you can define the number of entities that you can use within the change request MAIN ENTITY, and then you also have a option to choose that you want only one single object or multiple objects to be included in the CR.
Can you please elaborate on this?
Regards
Pavan
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