BUS2009 BANF missing item number

Halladay, Liz (Calgary) Liz.Halladay at nexencnoocltd.com
Mon Dec 16 10:00:47 EST 2013


Mark,

Thank you for the quick response.  Your solution worked very well.  Thank you again for your help.  

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G'day Liz,

Hopefully someone has a better answer for you, because the solution that pops to mind is a little messy.

You may need an event on BUS2105 (called ITEM BLOCKED) and then you pass the Change Doc number as a parameter.
You then need a custom Receiver Function Module that you include into SWETYPV which will read that Change Doc and raise as many BUS2009 events as you need.

Fingers crossed someone has a more elegant solution for you....

Have fun,
Mark




On 11 December 2013 07:50, Halladay, Liz (Calgary) < Liz_Halladay at nexeninc.com> wrote:

> Is there a way that I can raise an event for each line item that gets 
> blocked?  It appears that because only one change document is getting 
> written, only one event is getting raised.  If I block 3 items on a  
> purchase req.  I want 3 separate "blocked" events to get raised.  
> Right now I'm only getting one.
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Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2013 08:50:34 +0100
From: Kjetil Kilhavn <list.sap-wug at vettug.no>
Subject: Re: Duplicate Workflows Being Triggered from Single Event
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Tirsdag 10. desember 2013 11.26.29 skrev Bratzler, Loren:
> I am not familiar with SM58 (and do not have access to it in production). 
> When you say "this was executed by someone", does that imply that 
> there is a function in SM58 that will allow us to manually reprocess a 
> failed RFC call?

Yes, that is possible, and it is sometimes (depends on the
circumstances/solution) the correct action.

> Also, thank you for the information on the event queue background job.  
> That was a mystery that was puzzling myself and our Basis team!

You (and they) are welcome.
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Kjetil Kilhavn / Vettug AS (http://www.vettug.no)


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