FTP for upload / synchronization

I know this is a bit of an odd question, but here goes . . .
I've been using a very old version of GoLive (5.00) for about a decade now, and for most of that time, I've used it only for uploading changes to website files. As for making the changes in the first place, I've just been working with the raw HTML code. But I've found GoLive to be very useful for the FTPing since it keeps track of the local files that have been updated.
I'd be happy to continue on the way I have in the past, but after rebuilding my entire WinXP platform from scratch on a new HDD, I'm having trouble with the GoLive install. I've gone around the bend a couple times trying to get it right, but then it occurred to me: I'm going through a lot of trouble trying to install a pretty good-sized piece of software that I really intend to use only for FTPing.
So here's my question... can anyone recommend an FTP-type program that has the same type of synchronization capability that's built into GoLive's FTP feature? If there's a good Freeware package out there, all the better.
Thanks in advance for whatever help you can provide.
—JM

So... FWIW... My initial problem was getting an error msg — you know, report this error to Microsoft dialogue box — when I exited GoLive. This was the only problem, but I thought the reason I had it was that I installed the 5.00 UPGRADE CD fresh; i.e., *not* on top of 4.XX. So, I uninstalled 5.00; installed 4.XX and then reinstalled the 5.00 upgrade. This lead to more problems with a half-dozen error messages when I tried opening GoLive. That's when I uninstalled everything and posted my original message.
After the flood of replies to that » ;-) « …, I figured I might as well try re-installing 5.00 fresh. I have done so and have the original problem (error report dialogue on exit), but it's an easy one to live with until FileZilla comes out with synchronization support.
—JM

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For uploading the to transaction 'abzu' using bapi

Hi Experts ,
I need to upload the data to the (asset write up ) transaction 'abzu' and please help me inthis regard
i found some bapi's like below
BAPI_FIXEDASSET_CHANGE Changes an Asset
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BAPI_FIXEDASSET_CREATE1 Creates an Asset
BAPI_FIXEDASSET_GETDETAIL Display Detailed Information on a Fixed Asset
BAPI_FIXEDASSET_GETLIST Information on Selected Assets
BAPI_FIXEDASSET_OVRTAKE_CREATE BAPI for Legacy Data Transfer
BAPI_FIXEDASSET_TEST BAPI for Legacy Data Transfer
i tried with this bapies but unable to do the transfer the data ,
please help me ,
which is the exactly suitable bapi for uploading the data to 'abzu' transaction
i apriciate you advanced ,
please give me the exactly solution for this ,
Thanks&Regards
anand

Hi Jeevan,
Did you find any solution for this issue?
We are also facing the same issue.
Please help me.

Geting error while runing fndload for uploading .ldt

Uploading from the data file /inatec/ebssitappl/xxp4u/11.5.0/admin/import/XXP4UORANGEDAPDSL_DD_TD.ldt
Altering database NLS_LANGUAGE environment to AMERICAN
Dump from LCT/LDT files (/inatec/ebssitappl/fnd/11.5.0/patch/115/import/afcpprog.lct(115.40), /inatec/ebssitappl/xxp4u/11.5.0/admin/import/XXP4UORANGEDAPDSL_DD_TD.ldt) to stage tables
Dump LCT file /inatec/ebssitappl/fnd/11.5.0/patch/115/import/afcpprog.lct(115.40) into FND_SEED_STAGE_CONFIG
Dump LDT file /inatec/ebssitappl/xxp4u/11.5.0/admin/import/XXP4UORANGEDAPDSL_DD_TD.ldt into FND_SEED_STAGE_ENTITY
An error occurred at line 88 in file /inatec/ebssitappl/xxp4u/11.5.0/admin/import/XXP4UORANGEDAPDSL_DD_TD.ldt
An entity definition is required to define values of type XDO_DS_DEFINITIONS
No data found for upload
Thanks in Advance

# $Header$
# dbdrv: exec fnd bin FNDLOAD bin &phase=dat checkfile:~PROD:~PATH:~FILE &ui_apps 0 Y UPLOAD @XDO:patch/115/import/xdotmpl.lct @~PROD:~PATH/~FILE
LANGUAGE = "US"
LDRCONFIG = "xdotmpl.lct 115.15"
#Source Database DTE15
#RELEASE_NAME 11.5.10.2
# -- Begin Entity Definitions --
DEFINE XDO_DS_DEFINITIONS
KEY APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME VARCHAR2(50)
KEY DATA_SOURCE_CODE VARCHAR2(80)
CTX OWNER VARCHAR2(4000)
BASE DATA_SOURCE_STATUS VARCHAR2(1)
BASE START_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
BASE END_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
BASE OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER NUMBER(22)
BASE LAST_UPDATE_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
BASE ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY VARCHAR2(90)
BASE ATTRIBUTE1 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE2 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE3 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE4 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE5 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE6 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE7 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE8 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE9 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE10 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE11 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE12 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE13 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE14 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE15 VARCHAR2(450)
TRANS DATA_SOURCE_NAME VARCHAR2(120)
TRANS DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2(2000)
DEFINE X_TEMPLATES
KEY TMPL_APP_SHORT_NAME VARCHAR2(50)
KEY TEMPLATE_CODE VARCHAR2(80)
CTX OWNER VARCHAR2(4000)
BASE TEMPLATE_TYPE_CODE VARCHAR2(30)
BASE DEFAULT_LANGUAGE VARCHAR2(6)
BASE DEFAULT_TERRITORY VARCHAR2(6)
BASE MLS_LANGUAGE VARCHAR2(6)
BASE MLS_TERRITORY VARCHAR2(6)
BASE TEMPLATE_STATUS VARCHAR2(6)
BASE USE_ALIAS_TABLE VARCHAR2(6)
BASE DEPENDENCY_FLAG VARCHAR2(1)
BASE START_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
BASE END_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
BASE OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER NUMBER(22)
BASE LAST_UPDATE_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
BASE ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY VARCHAR2(100)
BASE ATTRIBUTE1 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE2 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE3 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE4 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE5 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE6 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE7 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE8 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE9 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE10 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE11 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE12 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE13 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE14 VARCHAR2(450)
BASE ATTRIBUTE15 VARCHAR2(450)
TRANS TEMPLATE_NAME VARCHAR2(120)
TRANS DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2(2000)
DEFINE X_TEMPLATE_FIELDS
KEY FIELD_NAME VARCHAR2(255)
CTX OWNER VARCHAR2(4000)
BASE ALIAS_NAME VARCHAR2(255)
BASE LAST_UPDATE_DATE VARCHAR2(11)
END X_TEMPLATE_FIELDS
END X_TEMPLATES
END XDO_DS_DEFINITIONS
# -- End Entity Definitions --
BEGIN XDO_DS_DEFINITIONS "XXP4U" "XXP4UORANGEDAPDSL" ------ This is Line 88
OWNER = "KUMARSINGH"
DATA_SOURCE_STATUS = "E"
START_DATE = "2009/10/14"
OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER = "1"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2009/10/14"
DATA_SOURCE_NAME = "XXP4U: Orange Contract Document (DAP/DSL)"
DESCRIPTION = "Orange Contract Document for DAP and DSL"
BEGIN X_TEMPLATES "XXP4U" "XXP4UORANGEDAPDSL"
OWNER = "KUMARSINGH"
TEMPLATE_TYPE_CODE = "RTF"
DEFAULT_LANGUAGE = "en"
DEFAULT_TERRITORY = "00"
TEMPLATE_STATUS = "E"
USE_ALIAS_TABLE = "N"
DEPENDENCY_FLAG = "P"
START_DATE = "2009/10/14"
OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER = "1"
LAST_UPDATE_DATE = "2009/10/14"
TEMPLATE_NAME = "XXP4U: Orange Contract Document (DAP/DSL)"
DESCRIPTION = "Orange Contract Document for DAP and DSL"
END X_TEMPLATES
END XDO_DS_DEFINITIONS

Procees for upload field in mkpf&mseg table

Hi friends,
i had return the code for uploading two fields in mkpf and mseg table .when i am executing through f8 the updated value is not founding when we checkd through debugging the value is updating and appering in screen plz tell me how i will solve the issue.
for u r referenece i am sending the code what i had return in logic.
types: BEGIN OF it_tab,
        prueflos(16) type c,
        MBLNR type mblnr,
        TYP type QAMBTYPE,
        END OF it_tab.
      types: begin of it_tab1.
       include type mkpf.
      types: END OF it_tab1.
      types:begin of it_mseg.
      include type mseg.
      types:end of it_mseg.
*        end of it_tab1.
     types: ts_tab1 type STANDARD TABLE OF it_tab1.
     types: ts_mseg type STANDARD TABLE OF it_mseg.
     data: ts_tab type STANDARD TABLE OF it_tab,
           wa_tab type it_tab,
           wa_tab1 type it_tab1,
           ts_tab2 type ts_tab1,
           ts_mseg type ts_mseg,
           wa_mseg type it_mseg,
           it_tab12 type it_tab1 OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
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            wait UP TO 2 SECONDS.
          update mkpf from wa_tab1.
          COMMIT WORK .
           endif.
           read table ts_mseg into wa_mseg with key mblnr = wa_tab1-mblnr.
           wa_mseg-sgtxt = it_data1-trucknum.
           if sy-subrc eq 0.
             wait UP TO 2 seconds.
          update mseg from wa_mseg.
          COMMIT WORK .
           endif.
           ENDLOOP.
thanks in advance,
siva
Edited by: Thomas Zloch on May 13, 2011 1:37 PM - please use code tags

it is added in bdc code only.
now i will explaing proccess of bdc . this is used for converting meterial type from 103 movement type to 105 move ment type so whaterver data they got through 103 movemet type (migo data) they are uploading through xl and uploading through our bdc
after uploading they are used QA11 tcode .record is done for this after recording completed it is converting 103 to 105 move ment type and it is displaying message like succesfully proceesed . inthis 105 movement type we are not getting bill of lading no and truck no so i am updating these two field in this table so i done like this so do u get any idea to update the fields in another way means plz help me
siva.

What is the method used for upload of data

Hi All,
What is the method used for upload of Data from excel spread sheets to SAP HR.
it is Bulk Data from many countries.LSMW or BDC Session Method?
what are country specific infotypes used for PA and OM.
can u plz give the list of country specific infotypes used for PA n OM Module.
Thanks
Archana

Hi Archana,
To Upload bulk data I think BDC is the best and effecient way.
Regarding Infotypes we dont have any country specific Infotypes in OM & PA. In Payroll we do have according to country wise.
I hope you had understood the point
Regards
Pavani
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Hi There
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Provide the name of the program you are using so a Moderator may move this message to the correct program forum
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Scheduling Problem for uploading Data from Flat file to SAP

Hi guys,
I am facing a weared problem in uploading some leave records in z table. The code is working fine if we run it through se38 after selecting the file from a shared location from production server which has all the access rights.
This folder lies in the \usr folder of SAP Production.
I have kept all the Flat files in the shared path "
Tis-mum-iz-s1\migration\SAP-INT\leave\" ...
To give u exact directory structure..
Tis-mum-iz-s1 is the Server Name
usr is the SAP System folder used for uploads and downloads
usr |
...-> Migration |
 -> SAP-INT |
 -> leave -> (Flat Files)
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All my other download programs are working fine with this path as a variant...
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I am giving u my code...
TATA INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS (A Division of TATA INDUSTRIES LIMITED)
REPORT : ZMIGRATE_ZLEAVE
DESCRIPTION : To Upload the Leave data. (ZLEAVE)
CREATED BY : Abhishek Bachhawat
CREATED ON : 01.09.2005
CONSULTANT : ANAND
REPORT ZMIGRATE_ZLEAVE.
TABLES: ZLEAVE.
data: begin of wtab,
 MANDT(3),
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 ZSTDT(8),
 ZENDT(8),
 ZDAYS(4),
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 ERDAT(8),
 end of wtab,
 itab like WTAB occurs 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
data: temp like zleave occurs 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK file
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parameters: file like rlgrap-filename Obligatory.
Concatenate File SY-DATUM '_Leave.txt' into File.
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at SELECTION-SCREEN ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR file .
CALL FUNCTION 'WS_FILENAME_GET'
 IMPORTING
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IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
ENDIF.
start-of-selection.
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 TABLES
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endif.
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LOOP AT ITAB.
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 TEMP-ERDAT = SY-DATUM.
 TEMP-ZLVID = ITAB-ZLVID.
 TEMP-PERNR = ITAB-PERNR.
 TEMP-ZSTDT = ITAB-ZSTDT.
 TEMP-ZENDT = ITAB-ZENDT.
 TEMP-ZDAYS = ITAB-ZDAYS.
 TEMP-AEDAT = ITAB-AEDAT.
 TEMP-ERDAT = ITAB-ERDAT.
 APPEND TEMP.
 SELECT SINGLE *
 FROM ZLEAVE
 WHERE ZLVID = TEMP-ZLVID
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 IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
 UPDATE ZLEAVE SET ZSTDT = TEMP-ZSTDT
 ZENDT = TEMP-ZENDT
 ZDAYS = TEMP-ZDAYS
 AEDAT = TEMP-AEDAT
 ERDAT = TEMP-ERDAT
 WHERE ZLVID = TEMP-ZLVID
 AND PERNR = TEMP-PERNR.
 ELSE.
 INSERT ZLEAVE FROM TABLE TEMP.
 COMMIT WORK.
 ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.

Hi,
open dataset file for input in text mode.
check sy-subrc = 0.
while sy-subrc = 0.
read dataset file into wa.
if sy-subrc = 0.
append wa to itab.
else.
 exit.
endif.
endwhile.
close dataset file.
regards
Siggi
PS: check also the F1-help for open, read and close statements!

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