2015 Apr 08 12:35 AM
Hi all,
I've used CLB2 to mass populate & update classifications assigned to functional locations & equipments. This has worked well to date.
However, I am now attempting to improve processing performance. While reviewing available functionality, I noted the availability of CLB1 to generate batch input sessions from the logical filename provided & supports essentially the same input file.
Experimentation proves that this transaction is essentially completely unsuitable for general use any longer since it applies the batch input sessions against transactions CL20 & CL22 which are no longer used.
Assuming I have 800,000 updates to apply, is there a standard mechanism other than CLB2, where I configure additional logical filenames to allow streaming the updates in the background.
regards
Daniel
2015 Apr 08 2:04 AM
Hi Daniel,
Asumming you are trying to update classification data for IS-U type functional locations and devices, you can update classification data for these using ISMW - migration object OBJCLASS. Although I think this object would work for non-ISU FLs and Equipments too.
Wherein, below fields can be defaulted depending if you are updating classification for FL or DEVICES.
HEADER-OBJECT_TYPE = "IFLOT" or "EQUI".
DATA-FIELD = TPLNR or EQUNR
Other structures and fields are self explanatory. But feel free to ask follow up clarification.
ALternately, LSMW also provides for a standard BI object (0130 classification) that may be utilized as well. Although I have not used LSMW object but have used the ISMW OBJCLASS.
Hope this helps.
Ash
2015 Apr 08 2:04 AM
Hi Daniel,
Asumming you are trying to update classification data for IS-U type functional locations and devices, you can update classification data for these using ISMW - migration object OBJCLASS. Although I think this object would work for non-ISU FLs and Equipments too.
Wherein, below fields can be defaulted depending if you are updating classification for FL or DEVICES.
HEADER-OBJECT_TYPE = "IFLOT" or "EQUI".
DATA-FIELD = TPLNR or EQUNR
Other structures and fields are self explanatory. But feel free to ask follow up clarification.
ALternately, LSMW also provides for a standard BI object (0130 classification) that may be utilized as well. Although I have not used LSMW object but have used the ISMW OBJCLASS.
Hope this helps.
Ash
2015 Apr 08 4:24 AM