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ALE/Idoc

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Dear all,

CAn anybody tell me , How to deactivate a distribution model ?

Regards,

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go to transaction BD64 and add your message type to the model view.

make sure that the change pointers in BD50 and the main transaction for all change pointers are active.

Dear all,

CAn anybody tell me , How to deactivate a distribution model ?

Regards,

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go to transaction BD64 and add your message type to the model view.

make sure that the change pointers in BD50 and the main transaction for all change pointers are active.

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Hello,

Go to Tcode BD64.

Remove the message type from ur Model View.

If useful reward points.

Regards,

Vasanth

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srinivas_akiri
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Hi,

try it,by changing the ENDDATE parameter of the Modelview in edit mode.

distribution model -> modelview -> enddate = some pastdate.

i.e. this model is valid upto that period only.

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hi srinivas,

in BD64 select the model and click on Edit->Delete

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Hi Sai,

You do not need to delete distribution model (BD64) in order to deactivate it. In case you need to reactivate in near future then you need to re-setup the distribution model again. No need to do this activity.

What you need to do is to set partner status to <b>'I (Inactive)'</b> in the partner profile (WE20).

Path: WE20 -> Change Mode (F6) -> Select Partner Type -> Go to Classification tab -> Partner Status -> Set to I (Inactive) -> Save.

Hope this will help.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto