Non-Contractual changes through custom change process - Fiori application

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Hi team,

Hope all are doing great...

I have a requirement that custom field changes in the contract need to be captured in a custom change process which will not create any additional time slice or change order (ISTF change process type) in the Fiori application. The custom fields are added in the contract header and item database tables.

I have followed two approaches, one is enhancing the standard view and configuring the screen with fields and realized that it doesn't serve the purpose as we cannot suppress the standard functionality and look of the screen.

The second approach is creating a custom view under custom component and adding the fields on the new screen but unfortunately not able to bring the screen up on the Fiori app upon clicking on the execute of the change process. Instead we ended up with this error attached..

Any suited approach with steps will be highly appreciable.....

Thanks in advance.....Stay safe.

Best regards,

Moturi

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[udaykumarreddy_velagachar · Accepted solution]

Dear Moturi,

If you are using table extensibility, then you can see these fields under a newly created custom BSP component from the AET tables and use this in the Component usage of the Runtime repository instead of creating again a new BSP component.

If you are using the field extensibility, Run the Report CRMS4_EXTENSION_POSTPROCESSING in your system to make this field available in SERV_H table.

Extend the BT265H_PRVO/DETAILS view and check the CUSTOMER_H context node added, if not add this.

Best Regards,

Uday