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BDC Error!

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Hi,

I use a BDC for data to be populated to the inventory when the material is posted! Iam getting an error 'No batch input data for screen SAPLCOWB 0130' and iam unable to catch this error. Will u please help me fix this error..

Thanks

Vicky

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Manohar2u
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If you run the program with all screens 'A', then you can see a screen is coming in middle for which you have not recorded in BDCDATA table.

Check whether there is any data you are populating for this screen in BDCDATA table.

Regds

Manohar

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My guess is that it is throwing out a popup screen for account segment details and your program is not filling that screen. It is quite possible that this is only happening in batch process not online. Run your batch input in mode 'A'(online) or 'E'(Errors only) and see where the error pops up. See if you can fill the needed information to go through that screen. If not, see if a BAPI (BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE) may be a good alternative to your BDC.

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hi vicky,

there would be lot of reasons to get this errors like

when the values of the fields are mismatches with the standard format

when u get a pop up in the middle of the process

when u left the values to be entered in the mandatory fileds

when the values entered in to the field are exceeding the limit............

so as everyone said best solutions is to run the program in A or E mode sothat u will get the point where exactly the error is coming

Regards,

Naveen

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Possibility is that you missed to refresh BDCDATA after the execution.

Please check and do.

Refresh BDCDATA .

This should resolve your problem.