How to maintian leading zeros in BI ?

Hi All,
We have a requirement for one InfoObject called "0RPA_MEAN" EAN Assignment to Article for this info object i need to maintain a leading zeros as its coming from R/3 end?
Ex: In R/3 side EAN 123 is different than EAN 0123,EAN 00123.
But while extracting in BW end the the leading zeros is getting skipped off?How to retain the leading zeros?
In rsa3 its coming with the same leading zeros but in psa its not showing it?
This is very serious issue going on, need your valuable inputs on this?
Many thanks in advance.
*Points Assured*

Hi Rakesh,
When you extract data to BI there won't be any leading zeroes. So in PSA there won't be any leading zeroes.
To bring leading zeroes from PSA itself.
Double click on your datasource in rsa1. Click on the 'Fields' tab. Type 'ALPHA' for the source system field under the column 'Conv. Routines'. I think that will solve the problem.
To bring leading zeroes after PSA (ie. from transformation onwards)
But when load data from PSA to further data targets using transformation we can add leading zeroes.
So in transformation click on rule details for that info object. In the rule details you have to use a function module called 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'. when you use this function module the leading zeroes will be added automatically.
Thanking you,
Jerry
Edited by: jerryabap on Oct 14, 2010 5:52 AM

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