on ‎2008 Oct 29 3:18 PM
Hi,
We have around 160 payment terms used in our system. We want to get the default baseline date for all these payment terms. Going to each individual payment terms and getting the default baseline date is a cumbersome job.
Is there any easy way to get the default baseline date for each of the payment terms, like from any table or anything else. I have tried table T052. But it does not have default baseline date.
Please help.
Regards
B.Mohanty
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Thank you very much to all for the help. As a summay form, there is no easy way/ table to find out the default baseline date in a payment term.
Thank you very much once again.
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the indicator is at structure table R052. it is not advisable to use structure table for customizing also.
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Hello Bibhu,
default baseline date is a customizing setting in paymentterms. That's the only way.
I have no idea why TC lsmw is recommended, definetely the wrong way.
Best regards
Horst
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Hi,
You can try Transaction code OME2 or OBB8. There, you can set the default baseline date to:
1.) No default
2.) Posting date
3.) Document date
4.) Entry date.
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Hi
Use TCode LSMW with the help of Abap team.
Cheers
Srinivas
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Late reply - but maybe it will help someone else.
Check ZDART <Date Type> in table T052.
The coding is in include L0F30I01:
CASE v_t052-zdart.
WHEN space.
r052-xnoda = 'X'.
WHEN 'B'.
r052-xblda = 'X'.
WHEN 'D'.
r052-xbuda = 'X'.
WHEN 'C'.
r052-xcpda = 'X'.
ENDCASE.
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