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Is EKET-ETENR = EKEH-ETENR ?

Former Member
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Hi Folks,

I want to know whether the Delivery Schedule Line Counter (ETENR) is same in the tables EKET and EKEH?

I am asking this question because, I have created a delivery schedule line for a scheduling agreement. As a result of this an entry is added to both the tables EKET and EKEH, but the values for ETENR in both the tables for the same entry is different.

For example, I have created a delivery schedule line for an agreement 550003. So an entry is made in EKET table with

EBELN = 550003

EBELP = 00001

ETENR = 0011.

But the same entry in EKEH table is

EBELN = 550003

EBELP = 00001

ETENR = 0006.

So, in my processing logic, when I compare these 2 values, the result is false and am not able to proceed further.

Request you to please suggest me, how can I use these 2 tables.

Thanks in advance !!

Regards,

Sood.

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former_member191735
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Yes, EKEH-ETENR has the value table EKET.

So you have entries in EKET but may not be in EKEH.

the entries in EKEH should be in the EKET.

So NO..... EKET-ETENR = EKEH-ETENR but

YES -


EKEH-ETENR = EKET-ETENR

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Please look at:

2805077 - EKEH-ETENR starts from 0001 for each release

Main messages:

  • EKEH-ETENR starts from 0001, when user creates a new release for a scheduling agreement.
  • EKEH-ETENR doesn't show the value of EKET-ETENR in the releases (there is no link between EKEH and EKET).

Link:

https://me.sap.com/notes/2805077/E

Kind regards Martin