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SCMP checkbox purpose?

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Former Member

‎2014 Jun 23 4:53 PM

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Hello,

I'm on a 740 Netweaver system and am new to tcode SCMP - when I run it and it outputs the differences between two tables and it's output has the first column as a checkbox but I can't figure out what it's used for... I can double click on entries to get the detail veiw comparison so I don't need the checkbox for that. Any help is appreciated.

Steve

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‎2014 Jun 24 3:16 AM

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It's not something I've used much recently, but looking at the code behind SCMP that checkbox column allows you to select multiple rows for viewing (you can then use the up and down arrows in the detail display through the selectad entries) - and it's also used for adjustments - the adjustment functionality isn't part of SCMP itself, but is called from the Utility menu when you are maintaining a table in SM30 (and possibly elsewhere in SPRO / SCU0).

Jonathan


Hello,

I'm on a 740 Netweaver system and am new to tcode SCMP - when I run it and it outputs the differences between two tables and it's output has the first column as a checkbox but I can't figure out what it's used for... I can double click on entries to get the detail veiw comparison so I don't need the checkbox for that. Any help is appreciated.

Steve

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‎2014 Jun 24 3:16 AM

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It's not something I've used much recently, but looking at the code behind SCMP that checkbox column allows you to select multiple rows for viewing (you can then use the up and down arrows in the detail display through the selectad entries) - and it's also used for adjustments - the adjustment functionality isn't part of SCMP itself, but is called from the Utility menu when you are maintaining a table in SM30 (and possibly elsewhere in SPRO / SCU0).

Jonathan