on 03-12-2008 3:12 AM
This question is to the MDM ABAP API resources. I have reviewed the MDM ABAP APIs, and the associated How-To documents. Also I was able to connect to a Repository , do a Query MDM ABAP API, and using the record-ids retrieved , was able to execute the Retrieve mdm abap apis.
For example : to execute the method below, I am providing a set of record-ids in the lt_keys and the fields to be retrieved in the lt_result_set_definition .
CALL METHOD lr_api->mo_core_service->retrieve
EXPORTING
iv_object_type_code = 'Products'
it_result_set_definition = lt_result_set_definition
it_keys = lt_keys
IMPORTING
et_result_set = lt_result_set.
once the api is executed the lt_result_set contains data for the fields specified in the lt_result_set_definition for the lt_keys .
I would like to know which recordid is associated with which set of data retrieved.
Is there a way to specify in the lt_result_set_definition that we would like to retrieve the recordids also ?
If not is there any other way to identify the associated record-id with the above retrieved information ?
Thanks for your help with this question.
Siva K.
Dear Andreas and Annika,
Thanks for your assistance with this question. As I had promised earlier, I did some testing and the results are described below. Most of you may already know this. I had to go through some samples to get a better understanding.
Populated 5 records in a Flat table . They got sequential record ids .
Recordid Code name
1 0001 Test1
2 0002 Test2
3 0003 Test3
4 0004 Test4
5 0005 Test5
Did a Retrieve specifying RecordIds as 1,2, 3
Got answer back as three sets of Name/Value pairs - 0001, 0002, 0003.
Did a Retrieve specifying RecordIds as 1,2, 3, 1,2
Got answer back as 5 sets of name/value pairs - 0001, 0002,0003, 0001 , 0002
Did a Retrieve specifying RecordIds as 1,2, 3, 100, 102
Got answer back as 5 sets of name/value pairs - 0001, 0002,0003, initial, initial
So the abap api tries to return data for all the recordids we request .
If we ask for a record id , it gets data back for that. In the same order as the recordids.
If there is no valid recordid , it does not return any error. It just returns blank records for them.
With this information, I would be able to associate the retrieved data to the Recordid and use that information as needed.
Thanks again for all your assistance.
Regards
Siva K.
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Dear An,
Thanks for your assistance.
Please email me the code at krishnamurthy.siva@gmail.com
Regards
Siva K.
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Sent you dear,
the ids the query fetches is the ids in which sequence the records got created. I am not sure how it will work with merge shud check that.
there might be a problem in data declaration (defined twice), I know you can take care of that.
Pls have a look, hope it will try to help.
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Hi Siva,
give your email.
will send you the code.
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Dear Andreas,
Thanks for the answer. I will test a few scenarios.
1. specifying a valid set of records in a random order like ( 5, 3, 6 )
2. specifying a set where some of the record ids may be invalid ( 1,200, 3,5,201, 6) where only 1,3,5,6 are valid
I will test and see if I can find any issues and report back.
Thanks again for taking the time to respond to my question.
Regards
Siva K.
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Hi Shiva,
the results come in the same order as the ids where provided in.
If you provide an internal table with the ids: 1, 2, 3 the records in the result set will also appear in the order 1, 2, 3.
Kind Regards
Andreas
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Dear fellow MDM ABAPers,
I have not received any answers . Do you need more information on this question ? Thanks. Siva K.
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