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Warning in Batch Input (SM35)

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Hello, I'm using LSMW to load customers using Batch Input.

I'm using a fixed value for Tax Code 3, therefore I'm getting the warning message about duplicate tax records in the system. If I create the same recording in SHDB and run in the background the customer gets created. But in SM35, when I run in background, the customer does not get created because of this warning message. I have tried to add another 'ENTR' or '/00' to the batch input but this just confuses the process.

Can someone please tell me a way to simulate past this warning message just like SHDB does?

Thanks

Jayden

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Hi,

If you want to ignore warnings, set the option "Display errors only".

Paulo Carvalho.

Hello, I'm using LSMW to load customers using Batch Input.

I'm using a fixed value for Tax Code 3, therefore I'm getting the warning message about duplicate tax records in the system. If I create the same recording in SHDB and run in the background the customer gets created. But in SM35, when I run in background, the customer does not get created because of this warning message. I have tried to add another 'ENTR' or '/00' to the batch input but this just confuses the process.

Can someone please tell me a way to simulate past this warning message just like SHDB does?

Thanks

Jayden

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Hi,

If you want to ignore warnings, set the option "Display errors only".

Paulo Carvalho.

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Thanks Paulo. That was easy. I thought that I had tried that already.

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You can also try in SHDB creation screen, marking the Advance through transaction scommits.

Hope it also helps anyone else!

Fernando Montenegro

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dont click enter or something else.

u just give the value u want to enter in the place where cursor goes .

ok.

regards,

venkatesh