on 2025 Jan 21 11:05 AM
Hello everyone,
In an SAP GTS implementation project, we need to adjust the document transfer control by activating and implementing the BAdIs (MM0A, MM0B, MM0C, SD0A, SD0B, and SD0C).
To implement these BAdIs, I'm working on ABAP code. The business logic for transferring or not transferring documents to GTS must be translated based on specific parameters.
The parameter CS_CONTROL of the method API_CONTROL_MODIFY has several fields that control the GTS call for individual modules/functions. However, my challenge is that in each of these 6 BAdIs, the CS_CONTROL structure contains different fields, depending on the type of document or process. I am unsure what exactly needs to be implemented in each method to account for these differences.
To manage the transfer logic, I have created a custom Z-table that defines the mapping criteria for document transfer to SAP GTS. Here’s a brief explanation of the table’s concept:
My Specific Challenge:
While the logic for activating fields like cs_control-gcuma (for customs processing) or cs_control-cusrv (for compliance management) can be derived from the Z-table, the CS_CONTROL structure in each BAdI has different fields, depending on the document type (e.g., purchase order, delivery, invoice). My Z-table only includes the 4 services mentioned above, and I’m not sure:
For example, in MM0B (for deliveries), I noticed fields in CS_CONTROL that are specific to deliveries, but I am unsure how they relate to my Z-table services.
I would appreciate any advice or examples on how to structure the implementation for these methods, especially regarding handling the variability of the CS_CONTROL fields across the 6 BAdIs while keeping the logic consistent with the Z-table.
Thank you in advance for your support! 😊
Regards,
Hatim.
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