Restriction in COR2

[Former Member]

Hi everyone,

I want to restrict end users from changing basic start date & basic finish date in COR2. Is there any way to do it?

Can I track changes in Basic start date and Basic finish date in COR2? Is it possible to know from which user IDs these dates have been changed?

Help needed urgently.

Thanks in advance,

Sagar.

[Former Member]

I am continuing with same thread.

My requirement is as follows:

(A) In COR1: 1) If end user selects Current Date in scheduling, then both Basic Start date & Basic Finish Date should be freezed i.e. non-modifiable.

2) If he selects Forward scheduling, he should only able to enter basic start date & Basic Finish Date is freezed

i.e. non-modifiable.

3) If he selects Backward scheduling, he should only able to enter basic finish date & Basic start Date is freezed

i.e. non-modifiable.

(B) Same changes are needed in COR2.

Is implementation of these changes possible through configurations or I need ABAPer for it?

[JeevanSagar]

To meet your requirement you need to implement the user exits using ABAP. I don't think there is any IMG setting which has such a deeper control.

[Former Member]

Hi Jeevan,

Thanks for the reply.

1) Can I make both Basic Start Date & Basic Finish Date non-modifiable in COR2 by configurations?

2) Can I make these two fields totally invisible in COR2 by configurations?

Regards,

Sagar Irabatti.

[former_member223981]

See Note 390635 for information about document changes of process orders.

[Former Member]

To track the changes in COR2

COR2

type in PO

enter

click on the blue <i>

Click on Extras from the menu

Change Documents

Click on All

Click on All Changes tab

[JeevanSagar]

I do not think you can control those fields at basis authorization object level. You have to implement user exits to see if those fields have been changed during change mode. The following exits would be helpful

PPCO0007   Exit when saving production/process order
PPCO0018   Check for changes to production/process order header

If you want to track changes you may have to activate OCM which can make the process tedious.

Edited by: Jeevan Sagar on Oct 11, 2011 11:28 AM