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‎2010 Aug 05 7:43 PM
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Hi Guys!
I have a LSMW in which I have to upload 7 files, one per tab (MM01, CREATING MATERIALS), and I decided tu use a direct input, but how can I build the structures of my files? One of the tabs should be header (All the 7 files have 7 fields in common between them) and the rest as items? Should i have to create one structure per file?
Could you please help me on that?
Best Regards,
Gabriela.
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‎2010 Aug 05 9:37 PM
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> but how can I build the structures of my files? One of the tabs should be header (All the 7 files have 7 fields in common between them) and the rest as items?
First, I guess that each file has only one structure (it means all lines have exactly the same fields at the same positions).
When you create the source structures (one per file in your case), you can define a hierarchy (create one as the child of another one, by simply positioning your cursor). The relationship between structures (files) is made implicitly by using the same field names, that must be positioned at the beginning of the structure. Note: you can link 2 structures with several fields.
> Should i have to create one structure per file?
That's mandatory, otherwise you can't process the files!
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‎2010 Aug 05 9:37 PM
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> but how can I build the structures of my files? One of the tabs should be header (All the 7 files have 7 fields in common between them) and the rest as items?
First, I guess that each file has only one structure (it means all lines have exactly the same fields at the same positions).
When you create the source structures (one per file in your case), you can define a hierarchy (create one as the child of another one, by simply positioning your cursor). The relationship between structures (files) is made implicitly by using the same field names, that must be positioned at the beginning of the structure. Note: you can link 2 structures with several fields.
> Should i have to create one structure per file?
That's mandatory, otherwise you can't process the files!
Bluesky