Problem in BDC for cj02

[former_member355168]

Dear Experts,

I hv done recording in shdb fo tcode cj02.

i hv written driver program for the same. when i run the program, no data is getting updated, though it goes through all the fields captured in recording.

it gives the following msgs.

CALL_TRANSACTION CJ02 Return code = 0 RECORD: 0

S Field PRPS-USR04 (1) input value is longer than screen field

S Field PRPS-USR06 (1) input value is longer than screen field

S Data not changed

Regards,

Jaspal

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Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Oct 28, 2010 11:03 AM

[RaymondGiuseppi]

You got a message on numeric user fields of WBS, I suppose you used a MOVE to fill BDCDATA-FVAL field, so you got a 0000...0000000000001234.00 value, right justified with zero left padding (field is 132 character long...) where a 1234.00 is expected,

As a result you always pass a zero value, never changing the data.

You can

- use a local temporary character type variable to reduce length of data (To get the length of the variable to use -> SE11 / PRPS / data elements / domains and get output length)

- Programmatically remove leading zeroes to FVAL.

- use a WRITE (with CURRENCY of UNIT when required) and not a MOVE

Regards,

Raymond

[former_member355168]

Thanks for ur reply Raymond.

i hv not used MOVE statement to fill BDCDATA-FVAL field. I hv not make any changes in INCLUDE bdcrecx1 include file.

Can u tell me, while recording, after entered all the data , when i choose save, is this save will also be captured???

Regards,

JAspal

[RaymondGiuseppi]

The form BDC_FIELD of bdcrecx1 perform an implicit conversion of data to a character field (using an [COMPUTE] BDCDATA-FVAL = received parameter) Map the data before calling this form to a field of correct length. (There is not need for character fields, but you may require such pogrammaticaly mapping for any field with conversion, where external and internal format differ : amout, quantity, date, fields with special conversion-exit like material number, WBS element and the like, especially if your program read data from database table.)

Tips: usually i use my own bdc_field form replacing the compute with a write statement.

FORM bdc_field USING fnam fval.
  CLEAR bdcdata.
  bdcdata-fnam = fnam.
  WRITE fval TO bdcdata-fval.
  APPEND bdcdata.
ENDFORM.
FORM bdc_field_qty USING fnam fval unit.
  CLEAR bdcdata.
  bdcdata-fnam = fnam.
  WRITE fval UNIT unit TO bdcdata-fval.
  APPEND bdcdata.
ENDFORM.
FORM bdc_field_amt USING fnam fval curr.
  CLEAR bdcdata.
  bdcdata-fnam = fnam.
  WRITE fval CURRENCY curr TO bdcdata-fval.
  APPEND bdcdata.
ENDFORM.

Ref: [Conversion Rules for Elementary Data Types|http://help.sap.com/abapdocu_70/en/ABENCONVERSION_ELEMENTARY.htm]

Yes, you should have a value for OK_CODE field in the recording. in you generated program there should be something like

  PERFORM bdc_field       USING 'BDC_OKCODE'
                                '=SAVE'. " or  BUCH or any similar function code

Reports generated by SHDB are not always "final" versions of a program.

Also, try to put a breakpoint before CALL TRANSACTION and check bdcdata content.

Regards,

Raymond