OSS Notes

[Former Member]

Hi friends,

How to implement OSS Notes?Procedure pls.

Thanks in advance.

[matt]

Read the documentation for transaction SNOTE.

matt

[GauthamV]

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[Former Member]

T-code "SNOTE", then you dowload your note and apply then.

This is the cleaner way.

Sometimes, changes can't be done in an automatic way, so you'll have to add manually modifications.

Hope this helps,

Erwan

[Former Member]

Check the Note number in Services.sap.com

and Download the same note through SNOTE. After Downloading click on Implement the Note.

Regards

Kannaiah

[Former Member]

hi.....

first of all you can apply oss notes manually......

or else go to transaction snote and then download the required not.

go to menu note-> implement note-> download it and then implement it ...if ther are any prerequisite notes then that are dispalyed automatically...

you will have to implement all the prerequisite notes if required

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to know this note has been already implemented or not?

[Former Member]

Hi ,

In the transaction SNOTE , search for the note number .

Menu Path : Goto --> Note Browser

Regards

Arun

[Former Member]

Have you look at SNOTE.

here all information you have is that note is already implemented.

Amit.

[ThomasZloch]

RTFM!!

[former_member233812]

Which is an XTLA for Read The Manual.

[GauthamV]

hi,

check the table CWBNTCUST - Customer attribute for Note.

in the selection screen give PRSTATUS field as completly implemented u will get all implemented notes details in ur system.

reward points if hlpful.

[Former Member]

hi check this....

Goto transaction SNOTE.

Now select the menu option Goto->Note Browser.

Now give the OSS note number and execute.

If it is implemented in the system, it will give you the details.

Otherwise, it will inform "Unable to find SAP Note that meets specific criteria".

[JanStallkamp]

Hi.

Have you tried searching for this topic? There are a number of very good search engines in the web and there is an SDN search, too. If there are any questions left after searching please ask specific about these. Basic questions that show that no search was done beforehand might get deleted in the future.

Best regards,

Jan Stallkamp