emigall

[Former Member]

hi if the object is not available for the migration with emigall

then how to do migration , is it possible to create migration object

and is ISU-CCS is available with ECC 6.0 IDES.

[Former Member]

Hi sri,

check it i found it for u..

You must carry out the following steps to define a migration object:

1. Fix the desired functions of the migration object (for example, the function "create entries for table XYZ999")

2. Check whether there is already a function module that offers this scope of functions or whether you have to create a new function module for the required function.

3. Check the interface for the function module

a) Are there unique interface parameters for auto data?

b) Are there return parameters that return the key for the newly createdtable entry?

c) In what form are possible mistakes returned (sy fields, exceptions, IS-U message objects) ?

4. Structure of the migration object via the menu item Migration objekt - create, using the data for the service function module being used, as well as the transfer and return structures

Create Autodata (Part Structure)

You must carry out the following steps to define the auto data of a migration object:

1. Analyse the auto data of the function module

2. Structure the auto data hierachy via the menu option Auto Structure - Create. In this way the names of the individual nodes you have to choose are exactly the same as those of the individual auto data.

3. Enter the Dictionary structure

4. If the structure can be supplied more than once (occurs attribute in the auto data definition), then set the indicator 'multiple'

5. You create the auto data fields via the menu option Auto Structure- Compare with DDIC

6. Supply the individual structure fields with a field rule

7. Generate the load report

[kevin_dewilde]

If the object doesn't exist in emigall, it's for more simple to make a custom migration program (standard ABAP) for that object, than to add it to emigall.

You can still use the oldkey/newkey links to link your data: check out the tables starting with TEM* for emigall data. For example, TEMKSV contains the oldkey/newkey linnk for each object.

[Former Member]

ides dnt have isu