2LIS_11_VAITM Delta Queue

[Former Member]

Hi Experts

Can anyone explains what changes will trigger a record into delta queue of 2LIS_11_VAITM

Thanks

[Former Member]

The ALE change pointer configuration determines upon the change of which all fields a change pointer is to be generated. Once a change pointer is generated the record is also written to delta queue. You may also check the change pointer in the BDCP table on R3 side

[Former Member]

Hello,

Once the initial setup ren is done ,then whatever the changes that we do for Sales Orders in ECC those will be captured in the delta (like changing the status of the order , change the order quantity etc...,)

Hope this answers your question , if not please revert with more explanation for your clarification..

Regards,

Srikanth.

[m_verbaan2]

Hi,

Depends on the setting in LBWE (Direct, Queued, Unserialized) but normally change pointers keep track of MM docs being created/changing and then a job (e.g. LIS-BW-VB_APPLICATION_11_110) reads these and puts them in the delta queue. This job can be scheduled from tcode LBWE (Job control).

Hope this helps.

Grtx

Marco

[Former Member]

Hi,

You may check in LBWE. Go to the functional area where your DS exists. you will find all settings for the same. Please do not change any settings.

Here you can view all the standard fields that are available for the Datasource (i.e those provided by SAP). Now if there is any change to any of these fields in the R/3 system then it would be captured by the system ina delta.

Also there are some extra standard field that are provided but not included in the extract strucutre, if you enhace your DS per your business requirement then you will also be able to get a delta if that newfiels is changes.

Only if you add a non standard field i.e a Z* field to the structure then the system doesnt capture a delta if it is changed. However you can implement a code whcich will help you extract delta for that Z field. You can implement a code in a enhancement using CMOD. You may search for further details if needed.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Adarsh Mhatre