2009 Oct 07 1:16 PM
Hi Gurus
For a data migration exercise, Objective is to develop an LSMW / BDC to update 10 fields in a custom infotype.
Out of 10, only two fields are input fields and the rest of them are non-editable fields.
How do we write to a non-editable field???
If we cant do it through this, suggest a way out......
Thanks
Kumarpal Jain.
Hi Gurus
For a data migration exercise, Objective is to develop an LSMW / BDC to update 10 fields in a custom infotype.
Out of 10, only two fields are input fields and the rest of them are non-editable fields.
How do we write to a non-editable field???
If we cant do it through this, suggest a way out......
Thanks
Kumarpal Jain.
2009 Oct 07 1:21 PM
Hi,
BDC is only a way to do mass data transfer to sap system, which do things faster than manual entry but it will also use the same interface.
So if a field is not editable it cannot be updated through BDC also, so better search if any BAPI is available for that.
The answer for the question is , its not possible.
Regards
Karthik D
2009 Oct 07 1:31 PM
2009 Oct 07 1:40 PM
I am not sure, but think we do not have BAPIs for Custom Infotypes.
So the answer is we cannot upload values to those non editable fields.
But i wonder why you want to upload to those non editable fields.
Regards
Karthik D
2009 Oct 07 2:17 PM
Since this is a custom Infotype...most of the values are computed and is only viewable data.....
Secondly this is a data migration exercise... and we have to load Historical data for Past 5 years into this infotype.....
I am planning to make the rest of 8 fields as Input fields till the data migration is complete and then revert them to Non-editable fields again......Do you think this would work?
2009 Oct 07 2:28 PM
Since its a custom and not standard you have to right to play around with it unless it will not affect other infotypes or any related objects. This part should be investigated by you and if satisfied then you can carry on with the changes.
2009 Oct 07 2:57 PM
I don't think by only changing the fields to be editable will allow you to upload data, the logic behind should also be modified so as to update that fields to the database.
Regards
Karthik D
2009 Oct 08 8:21 AM
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