2007 Dec 17 8:55 PM
Hi,
I need to know if it's possible to get billing data generated in document from EASIM and the use it in FM for manual billing doc creation.
Thanks,
Daniel
2007 Dec 18 10:57 AM
Have you tried table DBERCHZ, or DBERCHZ1?
Those contains the document lines of billing docs. So, if EASIM generates a document, you might find your data there.
Regards,
Kevin
2007 Dec 18 1:14 PM
Yes, I'd checked those. It seems that billing info is just available in internal tables, so I would need an exit in EASIM for getting info and then save it in another table.
Thanks anyway.
Regards,
Daniel
2007 Dec 20 4:41 PM
Hi Daniel,
What is your actual scenario where you want to use EASIM?
We can create simulation documents using EAMASI, EASISI or EA00 as well. This documents are stored in same tables as normal documents and you can use them to create manual billing documents.
Daniel
2007 Dec 20 7:02 PM
The scenario we´re working on is about billing of energy theft or consumption not read due to meter problems.
the billing has to be done over already billed periods, without changing meter readings. The billing consumption in this scenario involves 12 months average consumption, prior to the date in which the theft or malfunction is assumed to had begun, minus the actual billed consumption for each "questioned" period.
With EASIM I can simulate an already billed period. This cannot be done in EA00 or EASISI.
Nevertheless I'm working on a new approach wich includes adjustment reversal with a certain reason which can be "read" in billing with IF12, then use specific rate steps for this. I'm not totally sure that this new approach can work, so I'm still insterested in using EASIM generated billing doc.
Another problem with adjustment reversal is that the "questioned" period can have periods which shouldn't be included in migration relevant periods for BILLDOCEBF object,
Regards,
Daniel
2008 Jan 10 9:56 PM
I've found the solution. With function module ISU_BILLING_SIMULATION_SERVICE, I can save data in memory and then create a manual billdoc with this info.
Regards,
Daniel