on 06-27-2007 8:48 PM
When a collective run is processed and a delivery created, the users review the Log of the Collective Run Tcode V_SA. There are some automatic messages that the users wish to supress.
As an example:
Message Class: VL
Message ID: 029
Message Text:1000024957 000580 Item 000190, matl staging date 06/22/07 replaced by current date
This message is showing up as a caution (yellow stoplight) and is just an informational message. The users take no action with respect to this message and wish to either:
A. Have it show as a Green (OK) messare
B. Suppress the message entirely.
Is it possible to change the status or display of standard messages in the Delivery Log/Collective Run Log?
One suggestion is to just copy this report and make additional changes in the report to prevent messages of Success or warning type to appear in the screen.
Else you can try making use of some user exits available for this.
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We had to remove a message and replace it with another one. Unfortunaly, no user-exit provide the internal table XVBFS that SAP uses to cumulate messages before save.
So we had to do the update directly to the table using a function module calllable through update task since the key to VBFS(the group number) is only known after the commit(from VBSS using VBRK-VBELN.
What do you guys think about that?
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Transaction OVM1 allows you to set the "Message Type" on select shipping/delivery messages. This can either increase the warning level or supress the message altogether.
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Thanks!
We actually solved our own problem by finding that sneaky transaction OVM1. This transaction allows you to set message levels or supress messages altogether for select delivery log message.
Yours was my alternate solution since the messages are all stored in table VBFS - very easy to report on.
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