on 11-08-2007 2:09 AM
Hi gurus,
Can the system transfer the texts in either header or item level of PO in SRM to R3? such as the vendor text,internal text?
If it is not a standard function,how we can do it ?
Thank you in advance.
Please let me know if you have any solution to this.
What values should go in CT_TEXT_COPY_RULES.
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
it should be something like this:
TEXT_ID_SRC | LEVEL_SRC | TEXT_ID_TARG | LEVEL_TARG
ITXT | I | F03 | I
The above is depending on what the document type mapping between the 2 system. Here is the SRM document type ITXT at Item level mapping to the R/3 document type F03 at Item level.
Regards.
Thanks for the reply..
I am doing the same thing..
TEXT_ID_SRC|LEVEL_SRC|TEXT_ID_TARG|LEVEL_TARG
NOTE | I | F01 | I
I have enven checked the text id at both end and everything seems to be correct.
Do I have to write any code in longtext_enrich method. I have the standard code which was copied from the standard implementation.
Is there any config missing from R/3 side.
Thanks, for the time.
Hi all,
we are transferring any texts from SRM to R/3 as well.
We are using BADI
BBP_LONGTEXT_BADI
with method
COPY_RULES_GET
as mentioned above.
Everything works fine but we had to implement the following OSS notes in our R/3 Back End System before:
1072114
1077978
Perhaps thats the reason?
Regards
Andreas
Hi,
What SRM release are you using? If you are using SRM50, there is a standard feature for text mapping.
Based on what you want to send you backend, you can use the BADI BBP_LONGTEXT_BADI~method COPY_RULES_GET to set from the source textID (from SRM) to the target textID (in R/3).
Regards.
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any guys can help?
thanks
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Hello,
Every transaction type in SRM will have Text Schema assigned to it in SPRO
SPRO>Supplier Relationship Management>SRM Server>Cross-Application Basic Settings>Define Transaction Types
for example Transaction Cat. BUS2201, Transaction type ECPO has text Schema "PO".
To see what is configuration in text schema go to
SPRO>Supplier Relationship Management>SRM Server>Cross-Application Basic Settings>Text Schema-->Define Text Schema
Select Text Schema "PO" and check the text for schema, now here you can use the existing texts or create your own texts (header or item level) and define whether they are copyable to follow on document ('Can Be Copied' field). You must ensure that this text type which you want to copy exist in follow on document type.
You may have to create these Text type in SPRO for Backend purchase order and define copying rule for them. (SPRO>MM>Purchasing>Purchase Order>Texts for Purchase Orders-->Define Text Types for Header Texts
Thanks
Shrini
Deloitte.
Reward full points if helpful.
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Thank you Joshi,
(SPRO>MM>Purchasing>Purchase Order>Texts for Purchase Orders-->Define Text Types for Header Texts
in this step,do we need to define the same text type code as in SRM?
and when we define the copying rules there are no such a source object like SRM or outbound source. how to define this in R/3?
Thank you
Yep.... look at BADIs BBP_CREATE_BE_PO_NEW and BBP_CREATE_BE_RQ_NEW.
Regards, Dean.
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