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How to find missing Document in DMS

Former Member
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Hi Experts,

We have noticed one folder is missing in SAP EASY DMS. I know only the description of missing folder.

We have few other folders with same description (Ex:2014). I have tried to identify this missing folder in tcode CV04 and in table DRAW but didnt get required information.

I would like to identify following details in tcode or table

1.Parent Document folder because the missing folder name has been assigned to few other available folders as well.

2. Status indicator (creation/release/deletion) of this missing folder.

3. User responsible for last modification/deletion of this missing folder.

4. If I am able to get above information then i can identify missing documents in missing folder

5. How to revert the deleted document folder and its documents.

Please advise how to achieve this.Thank you.

Regards,

Venkat

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christoph_hopf
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Hi Venkat,

generally every folder in EasyDMS is a document BOM header in the backend system. So you can create, edit or display "folders" always via the backend transactions CV11, CV12 or CV13.

If you look for some missing folders and you know the description you can use the search transaction CV04N to look for the document info record. As soon as you got the document info record data you can check it in transaction CV03N or CV13. Here you can check if the "deletion flag" or the "document structure" flag is set.

If the deletion flag is set the folder will not be available in the EasyDMS. If you know the superior folder data you can also use transaction CV13 to display all the positions of this document BOM header (folder) to check if the missing document info record is listed here as position.

If you know the document data you can also use database tables like DRAW or DRAP to get more information about the current status of the document.

I hope that this information could be useful for you.

Best regards,
Christoph

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