03-31-2008 10:13 AM
Hi Gurus,
Can anyone explain me the functionality of the below FM.
pls treat this as urgent.
CONVERSION_EXIT_EAN11_INPUT
CONVERSION_EXIT_EAN11_OUTPUT
Regards..
Balaji
03-31-2008 10:18 AM
hi
CONVERSION_EXIT_EAN11_INPUT is used to remove the leading zeroes
Regards
karthik
03-31-2008 10:19 AM
Hi,
These are Conversion Exits.
CONVERSION_EXIT_EAN11_INPUT.
if input = 00010000
after execution
output = 10000
CONVERSION_EXIT_EAN11_OUTPUT
if input = 00010000
after execution
output = 00010000
The Functionality if u see the domain in SE11 -->EAN11 .
in definition tab -->Convers. routine EAN11.
in program if u pass 10000.IT will stored in unpacked Format in Tables.
For More Info see.
[Conversion Exits|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/33/206bc8012e11d3b495006094192fe3/content.htm]
Regards,
Morris Bond.
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03-31-2008 10:22 AM
Well, they call CONV_EXIT_EAN11_OUTPUT_INTERN and CONV_EXIT_EAN11_INPUT_INTERN, if they exist on the system. ( E.g. for BI, they don't exist, for R/3 they do ).
Then, from the SAP Help on EAN11:
EAN11 Conversion Routine
Use
The EAN11 conversion routine is used for European Article Numbers (EAN) and the American Universal Product Code (UPC).
Functions
It converts the external presentation, according to settings in transaction W4ES (in the R/3 source system), into the internal SAP presentation. In the SAP system, left-hand zeros are not saved as, according to EAN standards, these are not required. For example, the EAN 123 is the same as the EAN 00123. As such, the left-hand zeros are dispensed with.
UPC-E code short forms are converted into the long form.
The EAN11 conversion routine formats the internal presentation of each EAN type, according to settings in transaction W4ES, for output. This ensures that the internal presentation does have left-hand zeros, or that UPC codes are converted to the short form.
matt
03-31-2008 10:26 AM
Hi,
These are conversion exits for EAN code.
CONVERSION_EXIT_EAN11_INPUT will convert the EAN code to Internal SAP format which will remove all leading zeroes.
-somesh
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12-22-2010 3:55 PM