09-08-2013 8:02 PM
Hello Experts,
I am facing problem when uploading huge data to create a material using LSMW Direct input method. I got too many logical errors (in terms of business processes) maximum was 100.
How to avoid this error?
09-09-2013 7:08 AM
Can you provide some sample error message , number etc...
Regard's
Smruti
09-09-2013 9:27 AM
09-09-2013 9:38 AM
please check this note Note 63668 - Logical errors Direct Input material master
09-09-2013 8:35 AM
Instead of using direct input method you can use batch input method(recording) for large data upload in LSMW. but if u want to use direct input method for data upload then use
tab delimited format to avoid errors.
09-09-2013 9:29 AM
09-09-2013 4:17 PM
09-11-2013 10:17 AM
I solved myself. When executing Standard Direct input program previously I have selected max.no.of logical errors as 100, instead of this I gave 500 then I came to know that where the error has been created.
Thanks for the help.
09-12-2013 9:23 AM
Did you ever took the effort to read the answers to your own thread? I told you to do that two days before you solved your program yourself.
Although it's a trivial problem with a trivial (wrong) solution (the right one was to fix the data), you even didn't checked the answers to your question.
Shame.
09-09-2013 2:12 PM
Trying NOT to be rude: just create your file with right data.
Your legacy is trying to create materials and your data is wrong in more than 100 rows. You can:
1- check the log to see why your rows are wrong, fix them and try again
or
2- in the DI program screen raise the number of allowed logical errors
Just an advice: the second option is the worst one. The DI log management is a PITA, and you will have serious problems to extract all the error messages to ask your users to fix the broken data or even yourself to filter the created data for a second execution.
09-12-2013 9:39 AM
Hi,
the best method to load material master with huge records in idoc only.
Try to use MATMAS05, and first try with 2- 3 records, and then only try with the original source.