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Creating a Work Order List with a BLS Transaction

Posted on Jun 08, 2007 at 02:15 PM 12 Views

I'm trying to create a list of work orders at a specific plant with a BLS transaction. I'm running 4.6c. I'm having trouble finding a BAPI that I can use for this. The BAPI list in BAPI Explorer seems rather abbreviated when it comes to plant maintenance functions. Any ideas?

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    Posted on Jun 08, 2007 at 02:25 PM
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    I think you'll have to create a custom BAPI for this in 4.6c.

    If I remember correctly, there are all types of BAPIs for Production Order Confirmations, but none for Production Orders (create, getlist, getdetail, etc).

    In a JCO action block do a quick search for "BAPI_PROD*" and you'll find all available BAPIs for Production Orders.

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      Jun 08, 2007 at 03:08 PM

      I did find one BAPI that looked promising 'BBP_PMORDER_GET_LIST' but unlike other BAPI's that had an INPUT section and an OUTPUT section, this one just had a TABLES section (and I couldn't find any documentation with it)

      What is involved in creating a custom BAPI?

      (We'll be on ERP2005 next spring so these 4.6c issues are temporary.)

      I appreciate your help with this.

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