on 08-03-2010 3:29 AM
Hi everyone
System SRM MDM 2.0 SP04.
SRM 7.0
Notes used :1153525
Option 2
2) Enable Shopping Lists for every SRM-MDM Catalog User individually
Prerequisite: SRM-MDM Catalog 2.0 SP02 and higher
To give every named user working with the SRM-MDM Catalog the possibility to store Shopping Lists individually, you need to route the user from the SAP backend to the SRM-MDM Catalog
have done this earlier with no much difficulty ,was able to create Shoping lists for individual user.This created a Mask Automatially in The Mask table of MDM SRMMDMCAT_SL_USERROOT_PREFIX_XXXX.
Now when I am trying to do this. its nto working and the Shoping lists are created with the Generic 'User1'. The system is not able to determine the current User with which I am logged in andall the shopping lists are created with the 'User1' as defined in the SPRO.
The note says to route the OCI call from backend . So are we missing any crucial step to make this happen.
User 1 is defined as Catalog User in MDM.
SPRO catalog call settings are all fine.
MDM UI settings for Shopping lists are prooperly set.
Thanks and Regards
Sarath
Hi Sarath
When you say you have done this earlier..which catalog version have you did? Is it the same version?
What you have done is correct.
In the SPRO call structure, you have to add an entry for the shopping list user as:
sl_user <UserName> Fixed Value
Example:
sl_user | User1 | Fixed Value
So, all the corresponding shopinglists created with User1 will be displayed in the catalog. Also any new entry created will be done against User1.
Can you check if you have given as mentioned above?
Regards
Bala
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2 questions...sorry, don't have a system in front of me right now:
1. When you say "Now when I am trying to do this. its not working and the Shoping lists are created with the Generic 'User1'. The system is not able to determine the current User with which I am logged in andall the shopping lists are created with the 'User1' as defined in the SPRO." it sounds like you're saying that you are sending "User1" from the catalog call structure. I imagine that you are dynamically sending the SRM system user?
2. In the call structure, the note says to send parameter "sl-user" with SY-UNAME. Have you tried sending SY-UNAME for "username" parameter instead?
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