2008 Aug 28 5:04 PM
Hi Gurus,
I'm trying to find a way to avoid the usage of LSMW for customer and vendor master data creation; according with the specified account group, I read the table T007D (for the Customers) fields for Generic, Company and Sales Area Data, and then I made my own BDC_DATA code structure.
The problem is that I don't exactly know which position of the colums FAUSA, FAUSF and FAUSV corresponds to which Master Data Fields. Where do I find this Mapping? Is the mapping defined in the SAP ABAP code or there is an internal mapping table?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Cheers,
Nuno A.
The problem, indeed, is not the LSMW. I was wondering if it would be easy to develop that kind of tool using ABAP.
However, if it is possible to do that using the LSMW, I would try it. One question about the LSMW, how can I obtain the information of the tables T077D and TMOD*? Do I have to put ABAP code in the 5th LSMW step "Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules"?
Thanks,
Nuno A.
2008 Aug 28 5:06 PM
2008 Aug 29 8:49 AM
So SAP go to all that trouble and expense of making a tool that saves hours of expensive development, and you want to avoid using it?
Why?
2008 Aug 29 8:56 AM
I'd also like to know why you don't want to use LSMW. Many years ago, I successfully did exactly what you're trying to here using that tool.
The link between the position of the +-. characters in the FAUS-Fields and the field names lies in the TMOD-Tables. Have a look around, you'll find out.
Thomas
2008 Aug 29 11:25 AM
The problem, indeed, is not the LSMW. I was wondering if it would be easy to develop that kind of tool using ABAP.
However, if it is possible to do that using the LSMW, I would try it. One question about the LSMW, how can I obtain the information of the tables T077D and TMOD*? Do I have to put ABAP code in the 5th LSMW step "Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules"?
Thanks,
Nuno A.
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