Create CVC using Standard Function /SAPAPO/TS_PLOB_CREATE

[Former Member]

Hello All,

please can you explain me in detail how the Function /SAPAPO/TS_PLOB_CREATE work to create the CVC.

we have a custom program that use this function to create the CVC for Italy Project, we have copied this program to use it for a roll out project in brasile, my client is asked me for the new project brasile should we create new tables?

my interest is to now if this function need a custom table to work? or we can use it in various program without needing different

tables?

if we use this function on the same system to create CVC for different area Italy/brasile will we have some problem on the data?

for our brasile project we have created new custom master data tables.

thanks for All

Bilal

[digambar_narkhede]

Hi Bilal ,

Function /SAPAPO/TS_PLOB_CREATE - Create Single characteristic combination, is nothing but a program called internally in standard TCode: /sapapo/mc62 for CVC creation. This function is used specifically when you want to create single CVC based on the individually/interactively entered characteristics combination.

Whereas there is a similar function /SAPAPO/TS_PLOB_MAINTAIN-Create Characteristic combinations (again a part of standard TCode/SAPAPO/MC62 called internally) which is used for multiple CVC creation based on the characteristic data either from MPOS, Info provider, external file or BAdI.

As understand from your requirement that you want to roll out the CVC creation process based on the table entries, we have similar setup in which we have following process which is working very fine u2026

-We have created a Z Table where the new characteristic combinations are entered globally -for all four regions

-Based on entries in that Z table as a data source we have built a Info provider(Cube) and then

-This Info provider is used in function /SAPAPO/TS_PLOB_MAINTAIN (as a part of scheduled jobs running with some frequency) to create multiple CVC combinations across regions.

Hope this helps youu2026

Regards,

Digambar