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How to create Origin key

former_member199650
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Hi Everyone,

Please guide me about how can we create new origin key for new payment types.

Please guide.

Thanks and Regards

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william_eastman
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MP:

You cannot really create new origin types - they are mapped internally to specific business processes. And the allocation of an origin to a transaction is not changeable, except thru modification.

regards,

bill.

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william_eastman
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MP:

You cannot really create new origin types - they are mapped internally to specific business processes. And the allocation of an origin to a transaction is not changeable, except thru modification.

regards,

bill.

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HI Bill,

Thanks for your reply...

I basically reruire a New Entry into the Standard Table TFK001, which is the Origin Key Table.Simultaneolsly the FM

FKK_PAYMENT_BATCH_CREATE is using a table TFK001T, which is the Table for Origin key code for getting the Text as per the Document Origin Key(HERKF) from Table TFK001.

Please help me out how I can do this ??? ....Is It Possible ...??? means can we create a new Entry into these Table...

Thanks

MP

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Rajeev/MP:

As said before, you cannot define your own origin keys to be used by standard processes. The origin keys are not changeable - and are assigned within standard code. You need to look again at your requirements and meet them in some other manner.

regards,

bill.

former_member190954
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Hello,

I don't know if this is still actual, but most likely not. However, you can extend standard origin types without negatively effecting the standard. In the SM30 maintain the standard table V_TFIBLORIGIN and your new values. The SAP recommends to use Z* or Y* naming and no standard functionality will be touched.

Then, in the F111 transaction you are able to pay only for payment requests with these origins.

Regards,

Ondrej Zatopek

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Ondrej:

that is not the same data element.

regards,

bill.