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Structure BGR00

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Hi,

In LSMW for Classification, in Mapping fields:

For structure BGR00, I need to put the values as : BGR00-xkeep = 'x'

for NODATA, I should have no batch input exits.

Does anyone know how can i put these two fields in this structure?

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Hi

In the LSMW under 'Steps', you must select radio button 'Maintain field mapping and conversion rules'.

If you are not seeing the Fields under the Node BGR00,you must call function 'Display variant (Ctrl+F7)' [4th icon from left] on and select 'Technical Fields'. After that the system displays the fields of the BGR00. Now you can make the modifications to the field BGR00-XKEEP.

Thanks

Skaria Manoj

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Hi Vamsee

Please follow below steps:

1. Select option: Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules

2. Execute

3. Position cursor on "BGR00-XKEEP"

4. Click on Constant in application toolbar

5. Give value 'X'.

6. Position curose on "BGR00-NODATA"

7. Click on constant and give value SPACE.

Hope this helps you.

Kind Regards

Eswar

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Eswar,

In Maintain Field mapping and converstion rules, I dont see any fields for Strucuture BGR00.

Do you know how can i see the fields?

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Vamsee

Please check if you are using <b>Batch Input procedure</b> and program: <b>RCCLBI02</b> as your object as this program only has structure BGR00.

If not can you let us know the object type you are using for the same.

Kind Regards

Eswar

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Eswar,

I am using the program RCCLBI02, object :0130

Could you please let me know how can i see the fields?

Thanks

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Vamsee

After maintaing structure relations, when we go to Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules. We can see the fields here.

Execute this option and try by doing a FIND for field XKEEP. By default it is XKEEP = ' '.

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Eswar

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Eswar,

I dont see these fields (XKEEP )in my structure. I wonder why I am not able to see these fields?

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Vamsee

Please check if you have followed the steps as below.

1. <b>Maintain Object Attributes</b>
   Standard Batch/Direct Input = 'X'.
   Object = 0130
   Method = 0001
   Program = RCCLBI02
2. <b>Maintain Source Structures</b>
   Create a structure for identification
3. <b>Maintain Source Fields</b>
   Defining fields for Input
4. <b>Maintain Structure Relations</b>
   Create Relationship for structures
5. <b>Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules</b>
   Here we can find the structures and their fields.

Please check if you have followed the same orelse maybe you can try creating another object with the above procedure.

Kind Regards

Eswar

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Hi

In the LSMW under 'Steps', you must select radio button 'Maintain field mapping and conversion rules'.

If you are not seeing the Fields under the Node BGR00,you must call function 'Display variant (Ctrl+F7)' [4th icon from left] on and select 'Technical Fields'. After that the system displays the fields of the BGR00. Now you can make the modifications to the field BGR00-XKEEP.

Thanks

Skaria Manoj