2008 Jun 16 10:34 AM
Hi,
I have created a implementation for a BADI.
Already some implementations are present for that particular Definition.
Problem is my implementation is in inactive state even if i activate it.
Please let me know how to activate it.
Regards,
Vasu.
Hi,
I have created a implementation for a BADI.
Already some implementations are present for that particular Definition.
Problem is my implementation is in inactive state even if i activate it.
Please let me know how to activate it.
Regards,
Vasu.
2008 Jun 16 10:40 AM
Hi Vasu Kumar,
For BADI's we can have multiple implementations.
For example, If you created an implementation for a particular BADI, Let us suppose assume that already some one have created their own implementations for that same BADI.
Let us think that your's is third implementation. Your implementation doesn't trigger until and unless you deactivate the above implementations. You should deactivate the above ones.
Everytime the BADI triggers only for the order which is at first level. If your's is at third or fourth one then you need to deactivate the above ones and check yours. Then it get triggered.
Just deactivate above ones and the you activate it and run your transaction.
Reward points if it helps.
Cheers,
Swamy Kunche
2008 Jun 16 11:04 AM
hi,
you have to deactivate the project which you dodnt want to work and then activate ur project.
reward points if useful,
siri
2008 Jun 16 11:23 AM
I want all the implementations to be active.
Is it possible to do that?
Thanx for ur replies..
2008 Jun 16 11:29 AM
Hi,
Check the Attributes TAB for the BADI.
Is Multiple Use Check Box Is Cheked Or Not? Or There any Filter is Set for the BADI ?
Regards
Kiran Sure
2008 Jun 16 11:35 AM
In badi,
You can have multiple implementations , but any one of them can be active at a time.
You can not have all the implementations active.
Regards,
Ani
2008 Jun 16 12:07 PM
Hi Vasu,
No, It is not possible.
You cannot have all the implementations as active.
You can have only one active implementation.
Reward points if useful.
Cheers,
Swamy Kunche