transfer routines

[Former Member]

hi

un knowingly i have deleted the tranfer routines which were written by someone else and i dont know the logic to write them back . is there any way to retrive them back . it would be very very helpful . if someone knows how to retive them back .

2. how to create a currency translation . the user want to covert the currency in reports . ex i have krw in reports and user want to see the value in usd . is there any way .

thankyou all in advance.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Veda,

In the update rule or in BEx; if you do it in the update rule then you lose the information on the original currency. Also, translation key defines how exchange rate is calculated; the target currency can be fixed or can be determined at the time of transaction. The function module to convert currency is :- RSW_CURRENCY_TRANSLATION.

The steps, to load exchange information from R/3 to BW simply AWB --> Source System --> right click on the R.3 Source System --> Select transfer rates.

Finally to upload currency exchane from a flat file:-

1) The file must have structure as TCURR table including exchange range type, from currency, to currency, valid from date, exchange rate, Ratio

2)Once the file is ready go to AWB, Source System, select the file system, right click and select Transfer exchange rate.

TQ

Kumar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

hi

my problem is something like this . reports already generated and the user using the browser to see the reports . ex we have feild sales which is in krw ok when u right click and say currecy translation . we have scrren with original currency and currency translation. in both feilds i dont find any currency . so how can get them. is there any way . thanks in advance for ur replay

Message was edited by: veda sri

Message was edited by: veda sri

[Former Member]

The routine HR_ECM_CONVERT_CURRENCY will help you to easily translate one amount from Curr1 to Curr2

[Former Member]

Hi Veda

You have deleted the Transfer routine in which system, i mean DEV,QA or PRD. May be you can get the Transfer routine from other system like if u hve deleted from DEV then u cn get from QA or Production system. Then you will have to transport this changes to QA and PRD also. And if you have delted in QA or PRD then i think(m nt sure) if you create the transport request from DEV and transport the same. That will move the changes.

If there is any other way to get back the deleted one, then i will also like to know.

Regards,

Rohini

[Former Member]

hi thanks fopr replay . but i have only dev system now . and i have deleted in dev . so i cant get from other system . i need to get them back in the dev only . is there a way plz let me know . this very very imp . user is back at me . plz any way .

[Former Member]

Hi Veda

What is that field whose routine u have deleted?

Any idea what rule was applied to that field. May be then some body can help you to code back your routine.

M not sure if there is any way to get back your deletd routine.

Regards,

Rohini

[Former Member]

And are you sure if there was any routine written for that field. Otherwise things will be easy.

[Former Member]

first thanks for ur prompt replay . yes i am sure there was routine written for that objects in transfer routines . the thing is we have a merchindse category .

we have created to 4 objects. ie department , sub department and class and subclass . these all objects are assigned to 0material as navigational attributes . now there are added to 0material but there is no transfer routine to put the data in to 0 material . this my problem . and really dont have any idea how to write them . to put in 0 material . can u help or any one .

thank you all . in advance .

[Former Member]

Sorry Veda i dont know how can u fix ur problem, so i didnt get back to ur post, may be some body else can help you in that. There are many experts in this who can answer your query.

I saw your new post for same topic, but i would suggest you not use Hi as ur subject line. That will not attract any body to peep in to the post. Good subject is very important.

Regards,

Rohini