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How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:34:22 GMT

Hi All,

Can anybody please let me know how to impement oss note : 207260.

I need to implement Note : 207260 which is settlement rule for incorrect last used period.In this note its saying to run ZMIGCOBR to repair incorrect settlement rule for incorrect objects. But in this notes its not given any such program.

Please let me know how to implement OSS notes since i never done this before.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Vishal

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:37:29 GMT

Go to transaction SNOTE and implement ur Oss note.

Regards,

Prakash.

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

RichHeilman — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:38:34 GMT

First display the note. Next click on the Correction Instructions tab, click on the Correction Instruction Reference 0000148492. Another page will open which shows the object list. See ZMIGCOBR, click it. There is the source code for this program. Go to S38 and create this program, cut and paste the course code from the note into the program in SE38.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:38:41 GMT

Hi,

Create the program manually and apply the code given in the note. You can use SNOTE transaction to apply the code.

Thanks,

Naren

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 18:39:28 GMT

hi,

check the transaction SNOTE

check this link...

http://www.sappoint.com/basis/snote.pdf

hope this helps,

do reward if it helps,

priya.

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 19:16:16 GMT

hi vishal,

u have 2 options to get modifications of Std.SAP program.

1.Implementing Notes which has been given by SAP

u have to 2 options in notes

1.Automatic Implementations ( Blue Process Icon In Snote)

2. manually do the corrections of the Programs.

2.Upgrading the Support pack level .

let me know if u required more info.

Regards,

Naveen

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 19:16:44 GMT

thanks for ur all replies.

WHen i click on check sap note button in SNOTE , its saying 'SAP Note : 207260 Can't be implemented', what does it mean.

Also i need to pass object number when i create and run this ZMIGCOBR program, in note its given that we can find out object numbers by using program RKACSHOW, but i am unable to find out obj.number using this program. Please let me know how to find these obj.number's. Please let me know. Thanks.

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 19:22:35 GMT

Check the below point:

SAP R/3 Document : Using Transaction SNOTE

Implementing OSS Notes Using the new Transaction Code SNOTE

In this document we will see how to implement an OSS note using the SNOTE

transaction code.

The transaction code SNOTE is used to implement OSS Notes. With the SNOTE

transaction, it is no longer necessary to register ABAP objects such as report function

modules etc. manually. But data dictionary objects such as screens, tables need to

be modified manually by registering them in OSS system.

In order to use the transaction code SNOTE, the relevant transport which implement

this transaction in the system need to be transported. Please refer to the SNOTE

guide available at http://service.sap.com

Execute the Transaction code SNOTE

One of the first steps to do is to upload the note into your system.

Follow Goto à SAP Note Download

You can also use the SAP Note upload if the note has been saved in your local

machine

SAP R/3 Document : Using Transaction SNOTE

http://www.sappoint.com

In the following box that you get, enter the note number. We will take Note 388732

as an example

and click on the Execute icon. You will get the note number displayed in the list of the

OSS notes

In the above screen, we have two notes listed.

By double clicking on or on the note number you can display the OSS note.

You can also check the Status of the note by clicking on the Check SAP Note icon

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Select the note and click on Check SAP Note icon. In this case we have selected

note number 388732.

If the note is not implemented as part of some support pack as per the support pack

level of your system, you should get the following pop up box.

Select the note number that you want to implement and goto Edit à Select/deselect

node

To implement the OSS note click on the Implement OSS Note icon

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You will get a confirmation box like the following

Click on Yes

Click on the Continue icon

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You will be prompted to enter a change request number.

Click on the Create Request icon

Enter a brief description of for the note and click on the continue icon

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A change Request number is created for the change that you are making

Click on the continue icon

The system will display the objects that are going to be modified during the process

of note application.

In our case, Report LTXW0F10 and RTXWCHK1 are going to be modified.

Click on the Continue icon

For while the system will show the note in IN PROCESS status

SAP R/3 Document : Using Transaction SNOTE

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After a while, select the note and click on the Check SAP Note icon on the application

toolbar

But still the Status of the note is displayed under In Process category.

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You can also check the status of the note by checking the meaning of the icon next

to the note number.

To check the legend, follow Utilities à Color Legend

As you can see from the legends box, means Implemented Correctly.

Since the note is implemented, you can change the status of the note from In

Process to Completed manually.

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Select the note and click on the Set Processing Status icon

In the Pop up box that you get, select the Completed radio button

And click on the Continue icon

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The note number is removed from the list

ü You can also check the logs of the activities performed during the OSS note

implementation by clicking on the Logs icon on the application toolbar. The log

information will contain all the steps that were performed from the point of

downloading the note will its implementation is completed.

ü If there are any pre-requisite notes for the note that is being applied, the

system will prompt you to load those notes too into the system. Depending on

their applicability to your system, the system will prompt you accordingly to

apply the pre-requisite notes.

ü You can register the manually implemented SAP notes by executing the report

SCWN_REGISTER_NOTES.

ü SNOTE cannot change or modify data dictionary objects. If there is a note

which requires changes to be made to a structure or a screen then SNOTE will

not help. Such objects have to be registered and modified manually.

http://www.sappoint.com/basis/snote.pdf

Regards,

Prakash.

Re: How to implement OSS notes : 207260

Former Member — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 02:07:04 GMT

Hi Rich,

I hv a peculiar issue, do u hv any clue for it? pls. go thru my issue thread, details r as follows,

Title: OSS - SNOTE - Steps to implement pls.??

Issue:

Here our's version is 4.7, level is 27, highest support is SAPKH47027, where as the said SAP NOTE instructions r

Support Packages

Support Packages------ Release------- Package Name

SAP_APPL----

46C -

SAPKH46C55

SAP_APPL--

470--

SAPKH47029SAP_APPL 500 SAPKH50017

SAP_APPL 600 SAPKH60010

1 - So, Does it( I mean, Ours is 27 and supporting package is 29!) makes any problem, while implememnting NOTE? I guess its? If so, How to correct it?

My PM said that, its some how, possible! If so, How?

thanq.