IW72

[Former Member]

Dear Experts,

i'am using tc IW72 in ecc6,

when i execute the report it is displaying all the orders (AUFNR) -- Result is good.

But the problem is when i enter the date range From and To dates it is not displaying the orders(AUFNR) even though the orders exist in this date range.

kindly help me in resolving this

Regards

Karthik

[uwe_schieferstein]

Hello Karthik

I assume with the date range you mean select-option PERIOD (in field group Order Selection ).

Have you had a look at the documentation of the corresponding data element I_TERMAB? Perhaps your orders are not within valid intervals.

 DE I_TERMAB

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 Short Text

     From date

 Definition

     Date from when the objects are to be selected.

 Use

     This field is used to select master data and transaction data.

     The validity of master data means that periods of time fall in the
     selection range; the validity of notifications and orders means that
     times must fall in the selection interval.

     For the master data, the following intervals are considered valid:

     Deadline:           Date from           Date to
                         I                   I
                     <-------period of time------>
     Valid intervals:    <--->                   <--->
                     <------>            <------->
                             <---------->
                     <--------------------------->

     In the case of notifications and orders, the reference date must fall in
     the selection period.

     The respective reference dates are as follows:

     o   for notifications, it is the notification date

     o   for completed orders, it is the reference date of the order
         completion

     o   for orders not completed, it is the order start date

     Note:

     If the order start date is not set, the order finish date is used
     instead.

 Procedure

     In this field, you enter the date which is to mark the start of the
     selection period.

Regards

Uwe