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Data mismatch between source and target tables.

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Hi experts,

I am developing an inbound interface.

The file that needs to come from the legacy system contains 3 fields ex: A, B and C

The DB table ztab (from SAP side), in which these entries will be copied contains the above 3 fields + 1 CLIENT field.

Now there is a data mismatch as the number of fields between the source and target tables is different.

How can I resolve this issue?

Thanks,

Mohit.

Hi experts,

I am developing an inbound interface.

The file that needs to come from the legacy system contains 3 fields ex: A, B and C

The DB table ztab (from SAP side), in which these entries will be copied contains the above 3 fields + 1 CLIENT field.

Now there is a data mismatch as the number of fields between the source and target tables is different.

How can I resolve this issue?

Thanks,

Mohit.

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SuhaSaha
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> The DB table ztab (from SAP side), in which these entries will be copied contains the above 3 fields + 1 CLIENT field.

> Now there is a data mismatch as the number of fields between the source and target tables is different.

You don't have to populate the CLIENT field. Press F1 on UPDATE / INSERT statements & read the documentation.

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Former Member
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Are you getting this error or this is just an your assumption before processing?

MANDT field must get populated automatically

Cheers

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Former Member
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Hi Mohit,

Yes, you need to take off that client (mandt field) from the internal table/ work area.

Best regards