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Filing NAST table using RV_MESSAGES_MODIFY

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Hi,

When trying to save a sales order using VA02 , the config is set to trigger an Idoc of Ztype.But before triggering the Idoc it is trying to populate the table NAST using the FM RV_MESSAGES_MODIFY. This is not happening for some reason.This is trying to check for the object key in the include LV61BF0N.

Any help is appreciated.

Krishna.

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brad_bohn
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It's unlikely that there's a code issue though. Did you use the 'Determination Analysis' function to view the processing results and identify the reason that the output was not proposed?

Hi,

When trying to save a sales order using VA02 , the config is set to trigger an Idoc of Ztype.But before triggering the Idoc it is trying to populate the table NAST using the FM RV_MESSAGES_MODIFY. This is not happening for some reason.This is trying to check for the object key in the include LV61BF0N.

Any help is appreciated.

Krishna.

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brad_bohn
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It's unlikely that there's a code issue though. Did you use the 'Determination Analysis' function to view the processing results and identify the reason that the output was not proposed?

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Hi ..Thanks for the reply.Even I agree with you in saying this is not a code issue.It is something to do with the Condition records and the B* tables like B903, B908 respective to the Outtypes for which it is maintained.

Is there any link tables which starts with Kn* that drives all these.

Any input is appreciated.

We are facing this while we are trying to do a new client.I really need to sit with Basis guys..honestly these Basis teams work so badly sometimes...

BR,

Krishna.

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brad_bohn
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You can see the accesses and the missing values in the determination analysis from the sales order. Otherwise, you would just go to NACE and view the condition records for each access for your output type to view the existing entries.

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This was solved when we re-generated the transported tables.

Thanks for your interest.

Krishna.