on 09-22-2015 3:05 PM
Hello
Our user created a FDA Pro code with incorrect Validity Dates, instead of Seelecting from Date of 01/01/1900 they selected 04/08/2015 which was porposed by the system.
Because they chose this incorrect date while trying to classify products with this FDA Pro code there were getting errors -
"Validity Interval for the product/number assignment is Invalid. the validity interval of the product/number assignment starts on 01/01/1900 and ends 12/30/9999. Validity period of the numbers do not cover, or only partially cover this timeframe. It satrts on 04/08/2015 and ends on 12/30/9999".
Because the users could not calssify the products and wanted to create shipments/customs declaration for these urgently, they just went ahead and manually entered the FDA pro code on the shipment.
Now whe n they try to delete the created FDA Pro code/change the validity on it, the system keeps giving error "Deletion not possible; where used list for number XXXXX in table /SAPSLL/CORCTS".
I tested the exact same scenario and removed the manually entered FDA Pro Code form the shipments in the Quality system, but still when I keep getting the error "deletion not possible; where used list for number XXXX in table /SAPSLL/CORCTS".
Has anyone come across this kind of scnerio, how do you deal with it? What would I have to do to get this entry out of the /SAPSLL/CORCTS Table?
Is there any other workaround/solution to this?
Thanks
Sam
Hi Sam,
Functionally, I don't think there's much you can do.
Technically, you could set a breakpoint at the beginning of Function Module /SAPSLL/LLNS_CHECK_USAGE_CNUM, and change the of variable EV_RCODE (or CV_RCODE) to zero when the code moves out of the module.
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Dave
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Hello Dave
Thanks for your valuable inputs, but are you suggesting we do this in Debug or as a code change?
If in Debug then it will just be a change specific to that session and with that I dont think I will be able to change the Validity on the FDA pro code after the EV_RCODE is made 0
If you are suggesting a code change, then I think we will have to make the code change then make the desired corrections to the Validity Dates and then revert back the EV_RCODE to 4 again in the FM, right?
Thanks
Regards
Sam
Hi Sam,
I'm simply letting you know how to overcome the error. Of course I wouldn't suggest modifying standard code - that would be asking for trouble. I don't see anything wrong with the program logic, but as I understand it, you'd like to remove just one wrongly-created FDA Code. So my assumption is that you will get someone with suitable authorisation to inhibit the error as you do so.
Regards,
Dave
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