on 2021 Jan 05 11:34 AM
Hi Experts,
What is the use of Type 2 entities in SAP MDG ? I have done some research and I noticed every type 2 entity
has the separate access class, which reads the data from check table and text table. These values are displayed
when F4 help is selected for the type 2 entity. And type 2 entity can also use to lead or qualify Type 4 entity.
But I did not understand the role of type 2 generated staging check and text tables.
When these tables will be filled ?
When these tables will be queried by the standard MDG framework ?
Hi Pranjal,
Let me show you an example to explain what's the difference between Type 2 and Type 3.
As you know, sometimes type 3 entity is used to be a check table and MDG will use the ERP check table for this kind of entity.
But Type 2 is more like a dynamic Check table which table content will be determined by MDG.
If you have such requirements: Plant code has an ERP check table T001W. For now, we need to create a special check logic for this plant code. If Material Type = Raw Material, then Plant Code can only use 1000 - 2000. If Material Type = Finish Goods, then Plant Code can only use 3000 - 4000.
For this case, you can not just use ERP check table T001W in Type 3 to limit the input values and validation logic.
Entity Type 2 may be a good choose for such scenario, you can fill dynamic check table content from the Type 2 access class. We called this 'Check table is changable in MDG'.
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