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Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 04:53:52 GMT

Hello,

I want to use batch input for the transaction MB1B.

I already used the batch input recorder to get the right fieldnames and values.

My problem is that the ok_codes seems not to be used.

I just want to skip the first screen and enter in the second one only materials and batch no via batch input (I already have these data in an internal table) - so on the second screen (0421) the user should enter the quantity for each single line at the end.

My coding is following:

*perform oben using 'SAPLMM07M' '0400' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'BDC_CURSOR' 'RM07M-LGORT'.

*perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'.

*perform unten using 'MKPF-BLDAT' '27.12.2007'.

*perform unten using 'MKPF-BUDAT' '27.12.2007'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-BWARTWA' '311'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-WERKS' '1000'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-LGORT' '1000'.

*perform unten using 'XFULL' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-WVERS3' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-XNAPR' 'X'.

*loop at itab.

*n = n + 1.

*perform oben using 'SAPMM07M' '0421' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'MSEG-MATNR(n)' itab-matnr.

*perform unten using 'mseg-charg(n)' itab-charg.

*endloop.

Looks like it is not working properly, it is not continuing after the first screen (0400).

Another question:

Can I use the batch input with this loop???

Thanks for your help,

Christoph

Re: Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 05:23:21 GMT

hi,

The first screen generally contains headder data, which you need to give input, it is must. As per my knowledge u can't skip that screen.

2) you can loop like that.

regards,

pavan

Re: Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 05:59:20 GMT

Thanks for your reply,

good to know that I can use this loop in that way. But why, even if I am not trying to skip the first screen, it is not going to the next screen automatically?

This is the code I am using to start the transaction:

call transaction 'MB1B' using bdc mode 'A' update 'S'.

What I am doing wrong?

Thanks,

Christoph

Re: Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 06:23:12 GMT

hi,

make sure that all ok codes are at the end of the screen in recording.

eg)

*perform oben using 'SAPLMM07M' '0400' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'BDC_CURSOR' 'RM07M-LGORT'.

*perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'. This should be

*perform unten using 'MKPF-BLDAT' '27.12.2007'.

*perform unten using 'MKPF-BUDAT' '27.12.2007'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-BWARTWA' '311'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-WERKS' '1000'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-LGORT' '1000'.

*perform unten using 'XFULL' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-WVERS3' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'RM07M-XNAPR' 'X'.

*perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'.

still problem exists kindly post the code

regards,

pavan

Re: Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 06:46:28 GMT

I tried this, still not working...

Here is the code - table itab is an internal table with 2 rows (matnr and charg).

perform bdc.

form bdc.

perform oben using 'SAPLMM07M' '0400' 'X'.

perform unten using 'BDC_CURSOR' 'RM07M-LGORT'.

perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'.

perform unten using 'RM07M-BWARTWA' '311'.

perform unten using 'RM07M-WERKS' '1000'.

perform unten using 'RM07M-LGORT' '1000'.

perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'.

perform oben using 'SAPMM07M' '0421' 'X'.

loop at itab.

n = n + 1.

perform unten using 'MSEG-MATNR(n)' itab-matnr.

perform unten using 'mseg-charg(n)' itab-charg.

endloop.

call transaction 'MB1B' using bdc.

endform.

form oben using programm dynpro dynbegin.

bdc-program = programm.

bdc-dynpro = dynpro.

bdc-dynbegin = dynbegin.

bdc-fnam = ''.

bdc-fval = ''.

append bdc.

endform.

form unten using fnam fval.

bdc-program = ''.

bdc-dynpro = ''.

bdc-dynbegin = ''.

bdc-fnam = fnam.

bdc-fval = fval.

append bdc.

endform.

Thanks for your help,

Christoph

It seems like the transaction is called without using the information from bdc table... What I am doing wrong?

Edited by: Christoph Schle on Dec 27, 2007 8:14 AM

Re: Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 07:21:22 GMT

perform bdc.

form bdc.

perform oben using 'SAPLMM07M' '0400' 'X'.

perform unten using 'BDC_CURSOR' 'RM07M-LGORT'.

perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'. delete this one

perform unten using 'RM07M-BWARTWA' '311'.

perform unten using 'RM07M-WERKS' '1000'.

perform unten using 'RM07M-LGORT' '1000'.

perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'.

perform oben using 'SAPMM07M' '0421' 'X'.

loop at itab.

n = n + 1.

perform unten using 'MSEG-MATNR(n)' itab-matnr.

perform unten using 'mseg-charg(n)' itab-charg.

endloop. this is wrong

to achieve the same

loop at itab

perform oben using 'SAPMM07M' '0421' 'X'.

perform unten using 'MSEG-MATNR' itab-matnr.

perform unten using 'mseg-charg' itab-charg.

perform unten using 'BDC_OKCODE' '/00'. Check the Ok code in recordingendloop.

call transaction 'MB1B' using bdc.

endform.

regards,

pavan

Edited by: pavan kumar pisipati on Dec 27, 2007 8:22 AM

Re: Batch Input using Transaction Mb1b

Former Member — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 08:27:06 GMT

Hi Pavan,

thanks for your replies.

I solved the problem now in a little bit different way, will post the coding here when it is finish.

Thanks a lot for your help and a happy new year!

Christoph