EBP - table storing confirmation number

[Dart, Jocelyn]

Hi Nicholas,
Yes please use the SRM pseudo bapis such as BBP_PD_CONF_GETDETAIL for this info.
*** UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES **** would you go directly to tables in SRM. This generally applies to ALL coding in SRM - the relationships are extremely complex and the chances of getting it wrong are very high.
 
Another tip - when using transaction SWO1 "Test" function and pressing the "Create instance" button, you can do an F4 on the GUID field to bring up a search help.  If you choose "Documents by object number" and  put your confirmation object id in the field "Transaction number", the search help will return the appropriate guid.
Jocelyn
 
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Just to let you know...
I've resolved this using the function module BBP_PD_CONF - here I can
specify just the confirmation number and the FM returns the GUID.
 
Good old GUIDs!
 
 
Kind regards,
Nicholas Brand
 
 
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Hello,
 
In EBP 3.5 I'm after a table that stores the confirmation number and the
confirmation GUID.
 
I need to test a copy of the business object BUS2203. To do this I need the
GUID associated with the confirmation number but as no workflow is started
I can't easily find the GUID associated with the confirmation number -
hence the question!
 
Thank you.
 
 
Kind regards,
Nicholas Brand