2009 Apr 23 8:35 PM
Hi all,
I'm starting to approach to excute a standard bapi sales order change.
Just to well understand the topic, when I go through transaction se37, after editing the name of the bapi, I can see a lot of field divide d in Import parameters and tables, but didn't know exctaly the meaning and the functonality.
Can you provide some material to read, or can you explain what are those fiels and table?
Thanks in advance
Hi all,
I'm starting to approach to excute a standard bapi sales order change.
Just to well understand the topic, when I go through transaction se37, after editing the name of the bapi, I can see a lot of field divide d in Import parameters and tables, but didn't know exctaly the meaning and the functonality.
Can you provide some material to read, or can you explain what are those fiels and table?
Thanks in advance
2009 Apr 23 8:38 PM
se37 > BAPI_SALESORDER_CHANGE > (menu) goto > documentation.
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2009 Apr 23 9:05 PM
ok..
thanks for your answer.
I have a doubts: from a Bapi I can change a couple of filed. If some errors occur in one field of sales order needed to be change, what happen to the sales order?
thanks
2009 Apr 23 9:13 PM
if you are using the bapi in a program nothing happens to the sales order untill you call the bapi_transaction_commit FM. which will commit/update the Logical unit of work.
from a Bapi I can change a couple of filed.
In the bapi you cannot change any structures of the fields....as its a SAP std. object.
You can edit some fields of Sales order, provided if you fill the non-optional structures of the BAPI.
2009 Apr 23 9:16 PM
2009 Apr 23 9:23 PM
No.. nothing can be changed in BAPI if its a standard object of SAP
2009 Apr 24 9:53 AM
Just read the documntation carefully and ask SD consultant to seat with and explain the fields to you since SD consultant know more than and ABAPer.
Regards
Sagar