Error activating integration model in APO

[Former Member]

Hi,

I would like to have a solution to the folowing problem.

I've tried to activate integration models in ECC with transaction CFM2.

I've build several integration models for class, customer, masterdata and transaction data.

When I try to activate one of these integration models the system gives the next error message:

outbound queue blocked

Function/Q/SAPAPO/CIF_CBASE_INB

Text: Reference product has not been classified

I would like to know what causes the problem and how to solve this problem.

I hope to receive an answer soon.

Thanks for the help!

kind regards,

Marco

[Former Member]

Hi,

A program enhancement allows you to exclude the relationship between a product and a reference material from the transfer.

The prerequisite for this solution is that this "reference material for materials that can be packaged in the same way" is not required in SCM and is not relevant for the transfer.

Procedure:

Start transaction SMOD. Display the components of enhancement CIFMAT01. On the following screen, double-click function module EXIT_SAPLCMAT_001 (user exit '001' of function group 'CMAT', program SAPLCMAT). In the program editor that appears, double-click include ZXCIFU01. You may have to create the inlcude again if necessary. Implement the system response you want in this include (follow the sample coding given below).

Example:

DATA: LS_MATKEYX TYPE CIF_MATKYX.

LOOP AT CT_CIF_MATKEYX INTO LS_MATKEYX.

• if link_to_RMATP_needed = 'X'.

• continue.

• endif.

clear LS_MATKEYX-EXTRMATP.

MODIFY CT_CIF_MATKEYX FROM LS_MATKEYX.

ENDLOOP.

Regards

Vinod

[samir_ali]

Hi Marco,

Please go thru following sap note , Hope this should resolve your issue.

Note 527486 - Reference product is classified differently

regards

Samir

[Former Member]

Looks like there is a problem with your previously activated models with one of the products included.

Please check the

CFQ1 qRFC Monitor

CFG1 Application log

If oyu are using outbound queues in R/3 check transaction SMQ2 in R/3 and if it is inbound, check SMQ1 in APO.

Hope this helps.

You can check and correct the error or You can delete the request blocking the queue if you think that is irrelevant.

[Former Member]

Thanks for the reaction.

I've checked the RFC monitor and the application log.

In ECC it looks like the queue is send, but it never reach SCM APO.

Can this be possible?

In the rfc monitor in SCM the selection is empty.

regrards,

Marco