MB_DOCUMENT_BADI - MB_DOCUMENT_BEFORE_UPDATE : how to check serial number

[Former Member]

Hello,

we would like to check serial numbers just before saving our document.

How could we read the serial numbers from memory ?

The GET_SERNOS_OF_DOCUMENT does not return data from memory !

Do you know a function to catch those datas ?

Best regards

[Former Member]

Hi ,

Check the link

[Former Member]

Hi,

refer Program RIOBJK00 to solve ur problem

thanks & regards.

[kesavadas_thekkillath]

Have a look at exits

EXIT_SAPLIPW1_008 & EXIT_SAPLIPW1_002

Place IQ* in smod and search for it.

[Former Member]

Thanks for your answers, but they don't resolve my question.

RIOBJK00 => usefull only to read existing serial numbers

Message ID 8118086#8118086 => not usefull in MD_DOCUMENT_BADI.

User EXIT for serial numbers : sometimes we must check more than 200 serial numbers and for these reason

we would like to check all of them in one step => just before the saving action.

I try to find a function to read the input serial numbers from memory.

[kesavadas_thekkillath]

Did you check the customer exit EXIT_SAPLIPW1_008 ?

This exit will be called for every serial number entered. You will not obtain the whole serial no's in this function.

Please let us know how you have called GET_SERNOS_OF_DOCUMENT ?

Kesav

[Former Member]

Hello Kesav,

If we use the customer exit EXIT_SAPLIPW1_008, we have a select in SER05 and OJBK for each serial numbers.

=> 200 serial = 200 select.

The use of the BADI would be a better solution => only one SELECT .... into t_tab and then one READ for each SN.

The use of GET_SERNOS_OF_DOCUMENT :

data : ls_rser TYPE rserob,

lt_sernos TYPE TABLE OF rserob.

move: x_mkpf-mblnr to ls_rser-mblnr,

x_mkpf-mjahr to ls_rser-mjahr,

'SER03' to ls_rser-taser.

CALL FUNCTION 'GET_SERNOS_OF_DOCUMENT'

EXPORTING

KEY_DATA = ls_rser

TABLES

sernos = lt_sernos

EXCEPTIONS

KEY_PARAMETER_ERROR = 1

NO_SUPPORTED_ACCESS = 2

NO_DATA_FOUND = 3.

Result = NO_DATA_FOUND (True, because we have no SN in SER03 for the specified document => not saved).

This function seems not to be the good way to catch our SN from memory !

Joce