2009 Aug 26 11:22 AM
hi all,
i want to change the condition record through vk12...my requirement is to change the rate of a particular record selected.
so we have any standard bapi or fm???
thanks
hi all,
i want to change the condition record through vk12...my requirement is to change the rate of a particular record selected.
so we have any standard bapi or fm???
thanks
2009 Aug 26 12:35 PM
Hi,
Condition records act as master data for pricing.
Hence there's no BAPI or FM to change/create it.
You have to write SCAT or BDC for LSMW if the data to be modified is huge in number.
You can also write a module pool/dialog program having add/modify and delete operations using tables starting with A*.
For Eg: If your condition type is PR00 and it is assigned access sequence say ZPR0 you need to check the condition tables assigned to that access sequence which will be your table name. If it is 5 then your table is A005.
V/06 -> Condition type
V/07-> Access sequence
V/05-> Display Condition Table
Regards,
Amit
2009 Aug 26 12:40 PM
Hi,
Condition records act as master data for pricing.
So there are no BAPI/FM's to update/create them.
1st Option:
Create custom BDC/SCAT or LSMW is data to be changed is huge in number.
2nd option:
Check relevant condition table for you condition type and create a module pool/dialog program to add/modify and delete condition records.
Condition tables start with A*.
For Eg: If your condition type is PR00 and its assigned access sequence say ZPR0.
The check the condition table assigned to this access sequence. If it is 5(Customer/Material combination) then your condition table is A005.
V/06-> Condition types
V/07-> Access sequence
V/05-> Display Condition Tables
Regards,
Amit
2009 Aug 26 12:41 PM
Hi,
Condition records act as master data for pricing.
So there are no BAPI/FM's to update/create them.
1st Option:
Create custom BDC/SCAT or LSMW is data to be changed is huge in number.
2nd option:
Check relevant condition table for you condition type and create a module pool/dialog program to add/modify and delete condition records.
Condition tables start with A*.
For Eg: If your condition type is PR00 and its assigned access sequence say ZPR0.
The check the condition table assigned to this access sequence. If it is 5(Customer/Material combination) then your condition table is A005.
V/06-> Condition types
V/07-> Access sequence
V/05-> Display Condition Tables
Regards,
Amit
2009 Aug 26 12:43 PM
Hi,
Sorry some certificate error in my browserd due to which reply got posted many times.
Moderators: Please delete duplicates if you come across it.
Regards,
Amit
2009 Aug 26 12:48 PM
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