on 08-08-2017 9:22 PM
Hi,
I’m looking for a way to execute code after a functional location(FL) is saved on the db. I’m using TC IL01 to create the FL.
I tried to use:
BTE: PM000070 –> Triggers to early, FL not saved, yet
Exit: ILOM0001 –> Triggers to early, FL not saved, yet
BAdi: EQUI_UPDATE –> only works for Equipments, not for FL
any ideas?
Background: I’m trying to assing several classes to FL and Equipments without userinteraction.
I have used the folowing approach to perform actions after FL save ( after commit)
http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/OOPS/Dialog/Index.htm
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even i had the same requirement, its not triggering with exit ILOM0001. please help.
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Thanks all,
at the end I used Ziv's suggestion but also tried to use an implicid enhancement at the end of include MILO0F00_FCODE_BU. Problem with all solutions still is that bapi BAPI_OBJCL_CREATE gets executed successfully according to return code but when checking funct.loc I can't see classifications. Anyway, I found another way to create a classification.
Andreas
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Andreas,
You could try the following:
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PeteA
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Have you tried "ILOM0002" Exit?
The UserExit "EXIT_SAPLILOS_001" Documentation says :
"FUNCTIONALITY
When creating a functional location, the structured location number is checked against the edit mask of the structure indicator. You are able to perform customer-specific checks on the basis of this standard check using the existing user exit."
I'm not sure if this Exit will be triggered (only) upon SAVE, so please check that first. If so, you could 'mis-use' this Exit?
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Hi,
I have the exact same problem. As the suggested link is not working anymore, kindly request you to help with the solution
@andreas_streuffert2 and @marc_marco Could you please share the solution again? Thanks in advance!
Beste regards
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