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Need Help with bapi BAPI_TRLSRVAPS_SAVEMULTI2

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Hi gurus,

I am using bapi BAPI_TRLSRVAPS_SAVEMULTI2 to upload records into SAP APO, but when i am testing the program or bapi i am getting the following error messages...

"E TRANSPORTATION_LANE Specify a product or a means of transport"

or

" E TRANSPORTATION_LANE Doubled entries in parameter TRANSPORTATION_LANE"

or

" E No valid location could be found ".

Thanks in advance...

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Hi,

Best way to check the parameter list is ,use the bapi BAPI_TRLSRVAPS_GETLIST (SCM 4.0) or similar available in 5.0 to read the existing transportation lanes successfully created in system.Check all the parameters and update similar parameters for BAPI_TRLSRVAPS_SAVEMULTI2.

Ofcourse then you can come to exact parameters functionally important to you by trial and error.

Otherwise you can use the APO loader tool to create the transportation lanes.Although SAP discourages to use it in the production system , for testing it is fine.Please check the FAQ note 551972.

Hope it works!!!

Regards,

Amruta

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Former Member
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Hi,

Best way to check the parameter list is ,use the bapi BAPI_TRLSRVAPS_GETLIST (SCM 4.0) or similar available in 5.0 to read the existing transportation lanes successfully created in system.Check all the parameters and update similar parameters for BAPI_TRLSRVAPS_SAVEMULTI2.

Ofcourse then you can come to exact parameters functionally important to you by trial and error.

Otherwise you can use the APO loader tool to create the transportation lanes.Although SAP discourages to use it in the production system , for testing it is fine.Please check the FAQ note 551972.

Hope it works!!!

Regards,

Amruta