How to read sort sequence and other properties of a specification in Cg02 .

hello ,
i need to update the specification properties in CG02 basing on sort sequence for hazards and mariane pollutant of a specification.
do we have any standard Bapi or Fm to read the properties of Specification .
thanks for your help
Ananta

well -
specifications are rather complicated - there are many tables linked by internal keys. As most of them (and all in the folowing overview) begin with 'EST' I only use the subseqent letters - so table ESTRH is written as RH below.
Here an - uncomplete - overview
Header: RH
2nd level:
- RR References
- RI Identifiers
- MJ Material Joins
- VH Valuation Headers (containing field ESTCAT for valuation type)
3rd level:
- VA - Valuation (instance - containing sequence number (field ORD - non unique!)
4th level - data of the valuation:
- PR Data stored in class system (such as regulation, DG-Class)
- DU Usage
- VP Components
- 0F Transport Classification (containing Hazard Inducers)
In general you can determine the related table if you look at the technical info at CG02. The structure name will be like
"RCGxxIOT" where xx stands for the last two letters of the table ESTxx. The structure of interfaces in FUGR C1F5 are defined with a similar pattern: ESPRH_APIxx_TAB_TYPE.
To read the data, you may use FM C1F5_SPECIFICATIONS_READ which has sufficient documentation. You may refer to the documentation of obsolete FM C1F2_SUBSTANCES_READ as well.
A good alternative is BAPI_BUS1077_GETDETAIL - as this is a BAPI Function it should work after an upgrade while FM of C1F5 migh make some adaption necessary.
However - it will take some days to understand both - the data model of specifications and the related FMs. I personally would recommend a developer familar with this 1yr+ before asking for implementations that are not only reading data - but they are hard to find....
have fun!
hp

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appreciate ur help.
Thanks & Regards ,
Siva K Divi

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that's it
maybe you're trying to create it within an oepe installation which doesnt have the osb plugin ?

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10. Spring Cleaning
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It is still possible to install QuickTime 7.6.6 in Mavericks and if you use it and Perian rather than QuickTime X you can still use various AVI files.
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reg231 wrote:
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or
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or
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Thanks.

Hi,
How to find a memory and CPU used by a specific concurrent program ?
Could you please let us can we get the
memory used for a specific concurrent request .
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Concurrent Manager and program related scripts
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I have checked the "sort" checkboxes and the "sort sequence" in my first 5 columns of the sql report. The sequence are straight 1,2,3,4,5.
I have also create two buttons. The first one that will trigger a pl/sql that would execute RESET_USER_PREFERENCES built-in package, and a second button that just submit. The page submit to itself by default.
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