Hiding fields of a table in distribution model

Hello Folks,
I have a standard table with the append structure included with two fields.
I have created two distributed systems to two different servers- but want to transfer standard table data without custom fields data to one system, where as standard + custom fields structure to other system.
Could some help me out in fixing this.

Hi,
Go for field level filtering in Distribution model.
Thanks,
Asit Purbey

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I need to add few fields in my IDOC segments as a filter in distribution model.
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Can anyone plesae tell me step by step procedure how to add the filter in distribution model?
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Hii..Ashish..
These are the Steps to Implement Data Filtering in ALE.
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Hii Ravi,
Thanks for your reply,
Yes i have created the port (RFC800) idx1 and give RFC destination which points the R3 system.
I have assigned the meta data to that port using tcode idx2.
And I have created port with port name "PORT800" in R3 using we21 and give the RFC destination which points the PI system
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Edited by: Balaji Pichaimuthu on Jul 25, 2009 9:32 AM
Edited by: Balaji Pichaimuthu on Jul 25, 2009 9:32 AM

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Original Thread:
hiding fields in a bsp...
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Hallo Thomas,
No, unfortunately we never build something to also customize the labels. They HR colleagues did not ask for this :).
I first started to write you here a loong text with answers. But then I got lazy, and searched my archive mailbox. Here below is the draft input that I wrote initially for the documentation. It describes everything pretty good. (But it is draft document, never proofread again, so read it lightly!)
bye, brian
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Typically when an application is developed at SAP, the developer must make provision for all possible fields of information that must be displayed and/or queried from the user. However, in specific business cases, or depending on specific country laws, all fields might not be required. Also in some cases, fields in one scenario can be flagged required, versus in another they are only optional.
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What?
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As Defined: The formLayoutItem in displayed as it has been defined during development.
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FLI_ID see above
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Edited by: krampstudio on Dec 7, 2011 11:57 AM

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 <opm:target-field table="LA_AFF" name="LNA_NO_SUITE" xsi:type="opm:column"/>
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 <toplink:container xsi:type="toplink:list-container-policy">
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 <toplink:indirection xsi:type="toplink:transparent-collection-indirection-policy"/>
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Generate Distribution Model ERP = EWM

HI
I am performing Generate Distribution Model ERP => EWM for new WH. Getting below error message.
Method BUS2015.SAVEREPLICA exists in model view WMS
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Rgds
Dinesh.P

Hi Dinesh,
When you are trying to Generate Distribution Model for your warehouse that time there are three fields one of those is your ERP warehouse number and Second is Logical System of EWM and third one is Distribution Model view. You might have entered a wrong model view name and then you tried to execute, system is giving you error that ".... method exists in model view WMS" that means you need to enter WMS model view in third field and then execute with radio button selected CREATE ENTRIES along with BOTH radio button selected.
Thanks and regards
Anoop Singh

Distribution Model for PP-PDC

Hi Guys,
I'm new to this and I'm trying to find out, how I can create a filter for a "Subsystem Grouping" based on Work Centers.
I've already assigned a subsystem group to all work center belong to a single plant.
I'm trying to setup the distribution model to send IDOCs to an external system
I've added a BAPI with details as follows:
Model Name:                  XXXXX_LS
Sender:                          XXXXX
Receiver:                        XXXXXX
Obj. Name / Interface:     RCVPRORDCF
Method:                          ReceiveProdOrder
I've also assigned all Work center from 1 plant into the same Subsystem Group in CR02 ->Subsystem Link -> Subsystem Group = 301
How can I create a filter to filter by the subsystem group for the work center, to download only those production orders based on this?
Or, is there another way that I can filter by plant?
Thanks a lot for the help guys

1. Go to Tcode BD59.
2. Create a Custom ALE Object Type
3. Specify the corresponding Segment name where BUKRS exists and the Field Name as BUKRS.

ADD BAPI in distribution model

Hello everybody,
Can you please expalin use of ADD BAPI button given in BD64/distribution model.
Please explain with an example.
I tried to to serach on inetrnet about ADD BUTTON.But not much information available niether ADD BAPI was explained in me training.
Thanks.

Hi Jitu,
gr8 to se ur reply.
I think ur suggesting custom idoc for accounting.
Though we need not use MASTER_IDOC_DISTRIBUTE.
We can still create custom idoc using BDBG.
Just need to instanciate BO-
CALL FUNCTION 'SWO_CREATE'
EXPORTING
 objtype = 'ZBUS6035_A' "My z- BO ,Here we can use standard BO
 objname = 'ZBUS6035_A' "Custom method
IMPORTING
 object = l_objhnd
EXCEPTIONS
 no_remote_objects = 1
 OTHERS = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno
WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
ENDIF.
break-point.
pass data to container for bapi
SWC_GET_ELEMENT lt_cont 'Date1' DATE1.
fire BAPI
CALL FUNCTION 'SWO_INVOKE'
EXPORTING
ACCESS = 'C'
object = l_objhnd
verb = 'ZBUS60351_A'
PERSISTENT = ' '
IMPORTING
return = l_return
VERB =
MODE_ID =
TABLES
container = lt_cont.
My problem is resolved now.Icould use ADD BAPI for IDOC triggere.
Thanks everybody for kind help.
Edited by: Sanjay_lnt on Feb 1, 2011 11:35 AM
Edited by: Sanjay_lnt on Feb 1, 2011 11:37 AM

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