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how to connect msds maker tool to sap

former_member212503
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Hello Experts ,

Working on MSDS maker , I was having hard time to connect msds maker to sap ? Can this be used online or offline ?

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christoph_bergemann
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Dear Krishna

a lot of exaplantion on that you should have seen in

Any EHS Expert rule start from hit list. This seems to be  obvious. So I don't understand your "offline" question.

PLease close the other thread as well.

C.B.

PS: is your "offline" question coming up because of the same terms used with "OCC"?

Here we have an "online" modus and an "offline" modus; but the term "offline" is here a "bad" one. As with online you must prepare data somehow (OCC is helping you here) and then you just use standard EHS import (which is a "batch" process; but still "online" from some perspective)

For EHS Expert: I am not awar of anything like that (that means: SAP pass on data to Expert; expert calculate. Then you (that means EHS Expert) "cache" the results; and at later point in time you do the "upload" of the results.

This is not possible. Like with WWI: you start the process, stay on hit list; wait for response and the you get data (or error message. for WWI

you start the process; and in optimal situation the report is generated and you just navigate form CG02 to CG50 to release the report

former_member212503
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Sorry was trying to refer msds software tool . rule sets has been set up already in system

christoph_bergemann
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Dear Krishna

i have no idea what you are talking about....  please explain your topic better

C.B.

Ralph_P
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Hi Krishna,

Are you talking about the front-end program that you use to define ne rules? If so, that needs no connection to the SAP system.

Ralph

Mark-Pfister
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Hi Krishna,

CoSSta is the new MSDS Maker and is integrated into the SAP EHS Rule Editor.The Documentation is available via OSS Note 2283217 - Defining conditions for safety statements.
Here's a link to the current version of the documentation as PDF File http://help.sap.com/download/multimedia/EHS_COSSTA/EHS_Conditions_for_Safety_Statements.pdf.

As CoSSta is part of the rules editor - you need to carefully read the documentation of the rule editor as well.
OSS Note "2311046 - EH&S rule editor: Download of property tree does not work" is a good starting point! Please read this and the mentioned notes and make sure you have the latest version of the Rules Editor / MSDS Maker installed.


Hope this helps



Mark

Mark-Pfister
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Hi Ralph,

The new MSDS Maker called CoSSta can connected to the SAP System in order to download the property tree.

Kind Regards

Mark

Ralph_P
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Hi Mark,

Yes, but Krishna is talking about the MSDSMaker. We first need to find out what he really means.

Ralph

former_member212503
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Hello All ,

I was referring to the above msds maker , front end tool . No idea if this is new or old one .

Ralph_P
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Hi Krishna,

First you need to start the rule editor, connect it with SAP and download the property tree which is stored locally. Then start the frontend of MSDSMaker, which will use the locally stored property tree. It's all explained quite well in the manual.

Ralph

former_member212503
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SO am I using the old or new msds maker and whats the difference . I will try what you have stated and refer manual for this . Thank you .

Mark-Pfister
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Hi Krushna,

The main difference is, that the (old) MSDS Maker is no longer supported by SAP and you have to use the rules editor to download the property tree and importer it into the MSDS Maker

CoSSta is supported by SAP and you can download the Property Tree directly form within the Software.

Hope this helps

Mark

former_member212503
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Thank you .Seems the one I am using is old one . Will explore to find the new msds maker but looks like as of now I have to download from rule editor and import into the msds maker to make the use of it .

Mark-Pfister
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Sounds like a plan!

Please close the thread.

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Ralph_P
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Hi Krishna,

The MSDSMaker is a normal rule set that needs to be uploaded and registered, just like any other rule set.

Ralph