2013 Sep 28 4:35 PM
Hi experts,
I want to understand that when we change security deposit and generate a letter what happens in the background. I have a requirement to generate a security deposit letter at the time of creation of security deposit. Please help me how can you use the event 0716 to generate this correspondence.
Thanks and Regards
2013 Sep 30 1:04 AM
Hi Rimi,
You have to configure the Correspondence type 0012 for generating a Security Deposit Letter.
This correspondence type in turn triggers event 716 and 717.
So, you need to first go into the following configuration and check whether the standard Form Class is assigned against the Cotyp 0012.
SPRO-->Financial Accounting-->Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-->Basic Functions-->Correspondence-->Define Standard Form Classes for Correspondence
Once done, assign a application form against the Cotyp 0012 in the following Configuration-
SPRO-->Financial Accounting-->Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable-->Basic Functions-->Correspondence-->Define Application Forms for Correspondence
Once you have assigned a application form, then create a Security deposit through FPSEC1.
On pressing Save, you will find an entry in DFKKCOH table against COTYP 0012.
Now run, FPCOPARA with COTYP 0012 to check whether the Security Deposit letter is getting generated or not.
Hope it helps...
Thanks,
Amlan
2013 Oct 01 12:03 PM
I have maintained the appropriate configurations but now on creating SD there is no entry in the DFKKCOH table. Do i need to customize any event or i should make an entry automatically? I want to generate the letter using FPCOPARA.
2013 Oct 02 2:04 AM
Assuming you have done the configuration correctly, once you are in the process of creating the Security Deposit through T.code FPSEC1, go to Environment----> Form Print or press ALT+V.
Once you have created the Save button, a pop-up will come asking you for printing the Security Deposit request.
If you select the "Create Print request" option, it saves the request in DFKKCOH table against COTYP 0012.
You can then run FPCOPARA to pick this record up for printing.
Hope it clarifies...
Cheers,
Amlan