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lsmw no logical path specified

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‎2009 Sep 03 12:53 PM

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in the specify files in LSMW i get the message "no logical path specified".

my file is placed in my pc frontend in "my documents" in C:

do i have to place it elsewhere? or must i create a logical path? and if yes, is it txn FILE?

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ThomasZloch
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‎2009 Sep 03 1:00 PM

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I assume you are still busy in object "0060". Program RM06IBI0 requires a logical file name, so you have to enter this in "specify files" for "converted data". Not sure if a logical file name can point to a file on presentation server, most likely not.

Yes, it is tx FILE.

Thomas

in the specify files in LSMW i get the message "no logical path specified".

my file is placed in my pc frontend in "my documents" in C:

do i have to place it elsewhere? or must i create a logical path? and if yes, is it txn FILE?

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ThomasZloch
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‎2009 Sep 03 1:00 PM

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I assume you are still busy in object "0060". Program RM06IBI0 requires a logical file name, so you have to enter this in "specify files" for "converted data". Not sure if a logical file name can point to a file on presentation server, most likely not.

Yes, it is tx FILE.

Thomas