Access Sequence level local variables

[Former Member]

Easy problem, hopefully easy fix as well:

In ECC pricing, if we modify a communication structure field within an Access Sequence Requirement User Exit this change will only be valid for the duration of the Access Sequence that the Requirement was attached to.

Once we step further to the following access sequences or to the next condition type this change is no longer there.

Now, let's jump to CRM and try to replicate the same.

By default the same Requirement User Exit doesn't allow us to modify the communication structure, however there is a workaround for this...but so far no luck in finding a way to make this change only within the scope of the access sequence the requirements user exit is attached to.

So the question: Can we in CRM, modify the communication structure in a manner that the change only applies to the access sequence that the requirement user exit is attached to?

And "no" is a valid answer, if you know this for a fact.

Next step is to build a local installation of IPC, get the sources and verify it from code with a debugger...but we really don't want to do that (not THAT keen on knowing the details of the pricing engine ).

And we are operating on CRM 7.

Cheers

Kalle

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Kalle,

Here is my answers for your question

Can we in CRM, modify the communication structure in a manner that the change only applies to the access sequence that the requirement user exit is attached to?

Ans: This is not possible. Since java user exits runs on VMC and the field catalog will be like a common structure for all user exits.

Next step is to build a local installation of IPC, get the sources and verify it from code with a debugger...but we really don't want to do that (not THAT keen on knowing the details of the pricing engine ).

Ans: The local IPC concept is not possible from CRM5.0 onwards , since IPC is integrated with the CRM server from 5.0 onwards. For debugging we have other options like external debugging, using t code vmcjdb etc.

Thanks and Regards

shanto aloor