2006 Sep 12 2:59 PM
hi can any one provide me a sample code for uploading Project definition, WBS element, Networks and network activities using BAPI_PROJECT_MAINTAIN.UR help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Aditya
2006 Sep 12 3:04 PM
The FM;BAPI_PROJECT_MAINTAIN is a very well documented one.Go to se37 and give the name of the fm.
Say display and click on the Function Module Documentation.
It is very exhaustive.
In case you don't find it,
here it is:
<b>FU BAPI_PROJECT_MAINTAIN
____________________________________________________
Text
Edit project including networks
Functionality
With the Maintain BAPI of the WorkBreakdownStruct business object you can edit the objects of a project definition. You can also use all the functions of the Maintain BAPI of the Network business object.
For more information, see Network.Maintain. With WorkBreakdownStruct.Maintain it is possible to edit the project definition, its WBS elements and their hierarchical relationships. The BAPI encapsulates a complete transaction in itself. As a result, several operations on project elements can be processed by only one call. The R/3 Project System determines in which order the operations are to be executed on the objects. The caller can choose the operations in any order.
As a result, processing is very speedy and effective. However, this transaction concept does not include the use and combination of other SAP BAPIs in the same LUW.
Procedure
The WorkBreakdownStruct business object is a facade of the project definition for WBS elements and their hierarchy.
To edit a project object, enter a command for an object type. In addition, enter the object key and a reference to its attributes.
In the table of the IMethodProject parameter enter the object type, the command and the object key. As a reference enter the index of the object data table of the relevant object type. In the object data table enter the information about the object. If necessary, use an update structure for the object. When entering the object type and method in the IMethodProject table remember that the entries are case-sensitive.
To finish the transaction and store the data in the R/3 database, enter the Save command. If you only want to test whether the changes can be carried out, do not use the save command.
In general, you cannot change the keys of objects.
The return parameter Return indicates whether errors occurred during processing. After the call you find the error messages created during processing in the EmessageTable table.
Commands of the Object Types
For the description of the object types Network, NetworkActivity, NetworkActivityElement, ActivityMilestone, and NetworkRelation, see Network.Maintain.
Object type: Project definition
The Maintain BAPI must always refer to one project definition. Therefore, always enter the structure of a project definition in the IProjectDefinition parameter. Use the project definition as a key. The reference to the data part is always 1. Always enter the project definition in upper case.
Command: Create
Enter the project definition and the project profile. The project profile must exist in the R/3 Project System.
Example - Create a Project Definition in the R/3 Project System
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Training project
PROJECT_PROFILE = PPRO001
Command: Update
Use this command to change a project definition that already exists in the R/3 Project System. If you enter an update structure you can change individual fields without having to specify the other fields.
Example - Changing the description of a project definition (Only the description is changed.)
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Update
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Training project
IProjectDefinitionUp
PROJECT_DEFINITION =
DESCRIPTION = X
Command: Lock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to lock a project definition. The "Master data locked" system status is set for the project definition.
LS>Example - Locking the project definition PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Lock
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Command: Unlock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to unlock the project definition. The "Master data locked" system status is removed from the project definition.
Example - Unlocking the project defintion PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Unlock
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Command: Release (from R/3 Release 4.5A)
Releasing a project. The system status "released" is set for the project definition and all WBS elements.
Example - Releasing the project definition PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Release
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER =
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Object type: WBS element
You can edit all WBS elements of a project definition. The name and key of the WBS element are identical.
Enter the WBS element in uppercase.
Command: Create
Example - Creating a WBS element for the project definition. Creating three WBS elements TRAINING, TRAINING.1 and TRAINING.2 for project definition PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000002
OBJECTTYPE = WBS element
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.2
REFNUMBER = 000003
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Whole project
Index = 2
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Preparation
Index = 3
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Execution
Command: Update
Use this command to change a WBS element that already exists in the R/3 Project System. If you enter an update structure, you can change individual fields without having to specify the other fields.
Example - Changing the description of the WBS element TRAINING.1 for the project definition PD TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS element
METHOD = Update
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Preparation and documentation
IWbsElementTableUpdate
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT =
PROJECT_DEFINITION =
DESCRIPTION = X
Command: Delete
Use this command to delete a WBS element that already exists in the R/3 Project System. The WBS element receives the "Deletion flag" system status and is not deleted physically. You cannot create a new WBS element with the same key.
Example - Deleting the WBS element TRAINING.2 for the project PD
TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS element
METHOD = Delete
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.2
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Command: Lock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to lock a WBS element. The "Master data lock" system status is set for the WBS element.
Example - Locking the WBS element TRAINING.1
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Lock
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
Command: Unlock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to unlock a WBS element. The "Master data lock" system status is removed from a WBS element.
Example - Unlocking the WBS element TRAINING.1
IMethodProjectIMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Unlock
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
Command: Release (ab R/3 Release 4.5A)
Releasing a WBS element. The system status "Released" is set for the WBS element and all lower-level WBS elements.
Example - Releasing the WBS element TRAINING.1
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Release
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
Object type: WBS milestone (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
The key for the object WBS milestone is the milestone number.
Command: Create
Use this command to create a new WBS milestone for a network. It is not necessary to enter a number for the milestone. The system gives the milestone a number when it is created. The system returns the milestone in the message table as an information message.
If however, an external number is entered in the method table, both the external and the new milestone number are returned in an information a message in the message table. A WBS element always has to be entered.
Example - Creating a new WBS milestone for a WBS element TRAINING.2
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS milestone
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IWbsMilestoneTable
Index = 1
MILESTONE_NUMBER =
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
Command: Update
Use this command to change a WBS element that already exists in the Project System. It is always necessary to enter the project definition, if you do not explicitly change the project definition. Use the update structure as for WBS elements.
Example - Changing an existing WBS milestone with the number 000000002098 assigned to WBS element TRAINING.2.
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS milestone
METHOD = Update
OBJECTKEY = 000000002098
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IWbsMilestoneTable
Index = 1
MILESTONE_NUMBER = 000000002098
DESCRIPTION = Milestone description changed
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
IWbsMilestoneTableUp
MILESTONE_NUMBER =
DESCRIPTION = X
WBS_ELEMENT =
Command: Delete
Use this command to delete a WBS milestone that already exists in the R/3 Project System. The milestone is deleted physically. It is always necessary to enter the project definition, if you do not explicitly change the project definition.
Example - Deleting a WBS element with the number 000000002098 assigned to WBS element TRAINING.2.
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS milestone
METHOD = Delete
OBJECTKEY = 000000002098
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IWbsMilestoneTable
MILESTONE_NUMBER = 000000002098
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
Object type: WBS hierarchy
The WBS hierarchy object type defines the hierarchy of the WBS elements. A project definition always has exactly one hierarchy. If the position of a WBS element changes, the whole hierarchy has to be rebuilt. Therefore, the WBS hierarchy object type has only one command: Create. Every WBS element receives exactly one entry in the table parameter IWbsHierarchieTable with which it defines its position.
Command: Create
Use this command to create or change a WBS element hierarchy for a project definition. Enter the WBS hierarchy object type and the Create command in the table of the IMethodProject parameter. The command refers to all entries in the table of the IWbsHierarchieTable parameter that contains the data for the data for the hierarchy. Each entry in the IWbsHierarchieTable refers to a WBS element that describes its position relative to the other WBS elements.
Example - Positioning WBS elements TRAINING , TRAINING.1 and TRAINING.2 . (WBS elements TRAINING.1 and TRAINING.2 are subordinate to WBS element TRAINING. WBS element TRAINING1 is positioned on the left of TRAINING.2.)
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS Hierarchy
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER = I
ProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsHierarchieTable
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
UP =
DOWN = TRAINING.1
LEFT =
RIGHT =
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
UP = TRAINING
DOWN =
LEFT =
RIGHT = TRAINING.2
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
UP = TRAINING
DOWN =
LEFT = TRAINING.1
RIGHT =
Further Information
For more information, see the SAP Library under PS Project System -> Structures -> EPS Interface
Parameters
I_PROJECT_DEFINITION
I_PROJECT_DEFINITION_UPD
RETURN
I_METHOD_PROJECT
I_WBS_ELEMENT_TABLE_UPDATE
I_WBS_ELEMENT_TABLE
I_WBS_MILESTONE_TABLE
I_WBS_MILESTONE_TABLE_UPDATE
I_WBS_HIERARCHIE_TABLE
I_NETWORK
I_NETWORK_UPDATE
I_ACTIVITY
I_ACTIVITY_UPDATE
I_RELATION
I_RELATION_UPDATE
E_MESSAGE_TABLE
I_ACTIVITY_ELEMENT
I_ACTIVITY_ELEMENT_UPDATE
I_ACTIVITY_MILESTONE
I_ACTIVITY_MILESTONE_UPDATE
Exceptions
Function Group
2054</b>
hi can any one provide me a sample code for uploading Project definition, WBS element, Networks and network activities using BAPI_PROJECT_MAINTAIN.UR help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Aditya
2006 Sep 12 3:04 PM
The FM;BAPI_PROJECT_MAINTAIN is a very well documented one.Go to se37 and give the name of the fm.
Say display and click on the Function Module Documentation.
It is very exhaustive.
In case you don't find it,
here it is:
<b>FU BAPI_PROJECT_MAINTAIN
____________________________________________________
Text
Edit project including networks
Functionality
With the Maintain BAPI of the WorkBreakdownStruct business object you can edit the objects of a project definition. You can also use all the functions of the Maintain BAPI of the Network business object.
For more information, see Network.Maintain. With WorkBreakdownStruct.Maintain it is possible to edit the project definition, its WBS elements and their hierarchical relationships. The BAPI encapsulates a complete transaction in itself. As a result, several operations on project elements can be processed by only one call. The R/3 Project System determines in which order the operations are to be executed on the objects. The caller can choose the operations in any order.
As a result, processing is very speedy and effective. However, this transaction concept does not include the use and combination of other SAP BAPIs in the same LUW.
Procedure
The WorkBreakdownStruct business object is a facade of the project definition for WBS elements and their hierarchy.
To edit a project object, enter a command for an object type. In addition, enter the object key and a reference to its attributes.
In the table of the IMethodProject parameter enter the object type, the command and the object key. As a reference enter the index of the object data table of the relevant object type. In the object data table enter the information about the object. If necessary, use an update structure for the object. When entering the object type and method in the IMethodProject table remember that the entries are case-sensitive.
To finish the transaction and store the data in the R/3 database, enter the Save command. If you only want to test whether the changes can be carried out, do not use the save command.
In general, you cannot change the keys of objects.
The return parameter Return indicates whether errors occurred during processing. After the call you find the error messages created during processing in the EmessageTable table.
Commands of the Object Types
For the description of the object types Network, NetworkActivity, NetworkActivityElement, ActivityMilestone, and NetworkRelation, see Network.Maintain.
Object type: Project definition
The Maintain BAPI must always refer to one project definition. Therefore, always enter the structure of a project definition in the IProjectDefinition parameter. Use the project definition as a key. The reference to the data part is always 1. Always enter the project definition in upper case.
Command: Create
Enter the project definition and the project profile. The project profile must exist in the R/3 Project System.
Example - Create a Project Definition in the R/3 Project System
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Training project
PROJECT_PROFILE = PPRO001
Command: Update
Use this command to change a project definition that already exists in the R/3 Project System. If you enter an update structure you can change individual fields without having to specify the other fields.
Example - Changing the description of a project definition (Only the description is changed.)
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Update
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Training project
IProjectDefinitionUp
PROJECT_DEFINITION =
DESCRIPTION = X
Command: Lock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to lock a project definition. The "Master data locked" system status is set for the project definition.
LS>Example - Locking the project definition PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Lock
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Command: Unlock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to unlock the project definition. The "Master data locked" system status is removed from the project definition.
Example - Unlocking the project defintion PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Unlock
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Command: Release (from R/3 Release 4.5A)
Releasing a project. The system status "released" is set for the project definition and all WBS elements.
Example - Releasing the project definition PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = ProjectDefinition
METHOD = Release
OBJECTKEY = PD-TRAINING
REFNUMBER =
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Object type: WBS element
You can edit all WBS elements of a project definition. The name and key of the WBS element are identical.
Enter the WBS element in uppercase.
Command: Create
Example - Creating a WBS element for the project definition. Creating three WBS elements TRAINING, TRAINING.1 and TRAINING.2 for project definition PD-TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000002
OBJECTTYPE = WBS element
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.2
REFNUMBER = 000003
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Whole project
Index = 2
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Preparation
Index = 3
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Execution
Command: Update
Use this command to change a WBS element that already exists in the R/3 Project System. If you enter an update structure, you can change individual fields without having to specify the other fields.
Example - Changing the description of the WBS element TRAINING.1 for the project definition PD TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS element
METHOD = Update
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
DESCRIPTION = Preparation and documentation
IWbsElementTableUpdate
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT =
PROJECT_DEFINITION =
DESCRIPTION = X
Command: Delete
Use this command to delete a WBS element that already exists in the R/3 Project System. The WBS element receives the "Deletion flag" system status and is not deleted physically. You cannot create a new WBS element with the same key.
Example - Deleting the WBS element TRAINING.2 for the project PD
TRAINING
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS element
METHOD = Delete
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.2
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
Command: Lock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to lock a WBS element. The "Master data lock" system status is set for the WBS element.
Example - Locking the WBS element TRAINING.1
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Lock
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
Command: Unlock (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
Use this command to unlock a WBS element. The "Master data lock" system status is removed from a WBS element.
Example - Unlocking the WBS element TRAINING.1
IMethodProjectIMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Unlock
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
Command: Release (ab R/3 Release 4.5A)
Releasing a WBS element. The system status "Released" is set for the WBS element and all lower-level WBS elements.
Example - Releasing the WBS element TRAINING.1
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS-Element
METHOD = Release
OBJECTKEY = TRAINING.1
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsElementTable
Index = 1
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
Object type: WBS milestone (from R/3 Release 4.6A)
The key for the object WBS milestone is the milestone number.
Command: Create
Use this command to create a new WBS milestone for a network. It is not necessary to enter a number for the milestone. The system gives the milestone a number when it is created. The system returns the milestone in the message table as an information message.
If however, an external number is entered in the method table, both the external and the new milestone number are returned in an information a message in the message table. A WBS element always has to be entered.
Example - Creating a new WBS milestone for a WBS element TRAINING.2
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS milestone
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IWbsMilestoneTable
Index = 1
MILESTONE_NUMBER =
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
Command: Update
Use this command to change a WBS element that already exists in the Project System. It is always necessary to enter the project definition, if you do not explicitly change the project definition. Use the update structure as for WBS elements.
Example - Changing an existing WBS milestone with the number 000000002098 assigned to WBS element TRAINING.2.
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS milestone
METHOD = Update
OBJECTKEY = 000000002098
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IWbsMilestoneTable
Index = 1
MILESTONE_NUMBER = 000000002098
DESCRIPTION = Milestone description changed
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
IWbsMilestoneTableUp
MILESTONE_NUMBER =
DESCRIPTION = X
WBS_ELEMENT =
Command: Delete
Use this command to delete a WBS milestone that already exists in the R/3 Project System. The milestone is deleted physically. It is always necessary to enter the project definition, if you do not explicitly change the project definition.
Example - Deleting a WBS element with the number 000000002098 assigned to WBS element TRAINING.2.
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS milestone
METHOD = Delete
OBJECTKEY = 000000002098
REFNUMBER = 000001
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
IWbsMilestoneTable
MILESTONE_NUMBER = 000000002098
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
Object type: WBS hierarchy
The WBS hierarchy object type defines the hierarchy of the WBS elements. A project definition always has exactly one hierarchy. If the position of a WBS element changes, the whole hierarchy has to be rebuilt. Therefore, the WBS hierarchy object type has only one command: Create. Every WBS element receives exactly one entry in the table parameter IWbsHierarchieTable with which it defines its position.
Command: Create
Use this command to create or change a WBS element hierarchy for a project definition. Enter the WBS hierarchy object type and the Create command in the table of the IMethodProject parameter. The command refers to all entries in the table of the IWbsHierarchieTable parameter that contains the data for the data for the hierarchy. Each entry in the IWbsHierarchieTable refers to a WBS element that describes its position relative to the other WBS elements.
Example - Positioning WBS elements TRAINING , TRAINING.1 and TRAINING.2 . (WBS elements TRAINING.1 and TRAINING.2 are subordinate to WBS element TRAINING. WBS element TRAINING1 is positioned on the left of TRAINING.2.)
IMethodProject
OBJECTTYPE = WBS Hierarchy
METHOD = Create
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER =
OBJECTTYPE =
METHOD = Save
OBJECTKEY =
REFNUMBER = I
ProjectDefinition
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
IWbsHierarchieTable
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
UP =
DOWN = TRAINING.1
LEFT =
RIGHT =
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.1
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
UP = TRAINING
DOWN =
LEFT =
RIGHT = TRAINING.2
WBS_ELEMENT = TRAINING.2
PROJECT_DEFINITION = PD-TRAINING
UP = TRAINING
DOWN =
LEFT = TRAINING.1
RIGHT =
Further Information
For more information, see the SAP Library under PS Project System -> Structures -> EPS Interface
Parameters
I_PROJECT_DEFINITION
I_PROJECT_DEFINITION_UPD
RETURN
I_METHOD_PROJECT
I_WBS_ELEMENT_TABLE_UPDATE
I_WBS_ELEMENT_TABLE
I_WBS_MILESTONE_TABLE
I_WBS_MILESTONE_TABLE_UPDATE
I_WBS_HIERARCHIE_TABLE
I_NETWORK
I_NETWORK_UPDATE
I_ACTIVITY
I_ACTIVITY_UPDATE
I_RELATION
I_RELATION_UPDATE
E_MESSAGE_TABLE
I_ACTIVITY_ELEMENT
I_ACTIVITY_ELEMENT_UPDATE
I_ACTIVITY_MILESTONE
I_ACTIVITY_MILESTONE_UPDATE
Exceptions
Function Group
2054</b>
2006 Sep 12 3:08 PM
i want a sample code for that. i want to create project definition, wbs, wbs hierarchy,network, nwetwork activities at one run.
Message was edited by: Aditya Balijepalli
2006 Sep 12 3:12 PM
2006 Sep 12 3:15 PM
Hi,
This is a program we created for uploading networks. You can use it as a base.
REPORT z_dlps002_network_act_load.
TYPES: BEGIN OF gty_bus2002,
i_number TYPE bapi_network_list-network.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE bapi_bus2002_act_new.
TYPES: END OF gty_bus2002.
DATA: gtab_bus2002 TYPE TABLE OF gty_bus2002 WITH HEADER LINE,
gtab_bus2002_new TYPE TABLE OF bapi_bus2002_act_new WITH HEADER
LINE.
DATA: gtab_bapiret2 TYPE TABLE OF bapiret2 WITH HEADER LINE,
gw_exit_flag(1).
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK b1 WITH FRAME TITLE text-001.
Local file
PARAMETERS: p_lcl_fn TYPE rlgrap-filename.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK b1.
SELECTION-SCREEN: BEGIN OF BLOCK b2 WITH FRAME TITLE text-002.
PARAMETERS: p_1 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "YYYYMMDD
p_2 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "YYYYDDMM
p_3 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "DD.MM.YYYY
p_4 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "MM/DD/YYYY
p_5 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "MM-DD-YYYY
p_6 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "YYYY.MM.DD
p_7 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2, "YYYY/MM/DD
p_8 RADIOBUTTON GROUP sel2. "YYYY-MM-DD
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK b2.
*-- AT SELECTION-SCREEN -
*
AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR p_lcl_fn.
CALL FUNCTION 'WS_FILENAME_GET'
EXPORTING
def_filename = p_lcl_fn
DEF_PATH = ' '
mask = ',. ,..'
MODE = ' '
TITLE = ' '
IMPORTING
filename = p_lcl_fn
RC =
EXCEPTIONS
inv_winsys = 0
no_batch = 0
selection_cancel = 0
selection_error = 0
OTHERS = 0.
*START OF SELECTION
START-OF-SELECTION.
PERFORM upload_file.
CHECK NOT gtab_bus2002[] IS INITIAL.
LOOP AT gtab_bus2002.
CLEAR gtab_bus2002_new. REFRESH gtab_bus2002_new.
MOVE-CORRESPONDING gtab_bus2002 TO gtab_bus2002_new.
APPEND gtab_bus2002_new.
AT END OF i_number.
CLEAR gw_exit_flag.
CALL FUNCTION BAPI_PS_INITIALIZATION
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_PS_INITIALIZATION'.
CALL FUNCTION BAPI_BUS2002_CREATE_MULTI
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_BUS2002_ACT_CREATE_MULTI'
EXPORTING
i_number = gtab_bus2002-i_number
TABLES
it_activity = gtab_bus2002_new
et_return = gtab_bapiret2.
REFRESH gtab_bus2002_new.
CLEAR gtab_bus2002_new.
PERFORM write_message USING 'ZBAPI_BUS2002_CREATE_MULTI'.
CHECK gw_exit_flag NE 'X'.
CALL FUNCTION BAPI_PS_PRECOMMIT
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_PS_PRECOMMIT'
TABLES
et_return = gtab_bapiret2.
PERFORM write_message USING 'BAPI_PS_PRECOMMIT'.
CHECK gw_exit_flag NE 'X'.
CALL FUNCTION BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT'
IMPORTING
return = gtab_bapiret2.
PERFORM write_message USING 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT'.
WAIT UP TO 2 SECONDS .
CHECK gw_exit_flag NE 'X'.
ENDAT.
ENDLOOP.
----
FORM WRITE_MESSGAGES *
----
FORM write_message USING header.
SKIP.
WRITE: / 'Messages from', header.
LOOP AT gtab_bapiret2.
WRITE: / gtab_bapiret2-type,
4 gtab_bapiret2-message.
IF gtab_bapiret2-type = 'E'.
gw_exit_flag = 'X'.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
REFRESH gtab_bapiret2.
ENDFORM.
&----
*& Form upload_file
&----
FORM upload_file.
Read from local file
CALL FUNCTION 'WS_UPLOAD'
EXPORTING
filename = p_lcl_fn
filetype = 'DAT'
TABLES
data_tab = gtab_bus2002
EXCEPTIONS
conversion_error = 1
file_open_error = 2
file_read_error = 3
invalid_type = 4
no_batch = 5
unknown_error = 6
invalid_table_width = 7
gui_refuse_filetransfer = 8
customer_error = 9
OTHERS = 10.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
Error message
ENDIF.
ENDFORM. " upload_file
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