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Using BAPI_LIKP_PROCESS_MSG_DIRECT

Posted on Nov 22, 2004 at 09:54 AM 266 Views

Dear All,

I am trying to use BAPI_LIKP_PROCESS_MSG_DIRECT to print a delivery order immediately.

I have set the following fields:

. output device to my printer CNP1

. delivery number to the DO to be printed 1014000433

. Trans_medium set to 1 and output type set to ZLF6

. Sortmessage is set to 1

. Processing is set to 1

I tested the above parameters using test run in SE37 but got no print out. The field of concern is the 'Processing' field - what value must I set to get the DO to print immediately?

Or did I miss out some other fields?

Best Regards,

Junwen

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    Posted on Nov 22, 2004 at 01:58 PM
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    The message you want to print must be generated and mustn't be printed before.

    Check in transaction VL03N if there exists a message of output type ZLF6 that has not been processed before.

    Menu: Extras - Delivery Output - Header

    Another possible reason for your problem:

    call BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT after calling BAPI_LIKP_PROCESS_MSG_DIRECT

    Regards

    Volker

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      Nov 23, 2004 at 11:14 AM

      I think BAPI will not generate a printout. The generation of a printout must be customized (Sales and Distribution

      - Basic Functions - Output Control) and Output Condition Record must be created (Transaction VV21).

      If you have done this, an output record will be generated if a delivery order is generated.

      BAPI_LIKP_PROCESS_MSG_DIRECT can process this output record that means it starts the printout. Printout can also be started by Transaction VL71.

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