Is there a flag that indicates a special request item?

Hi,
We are running SRM 5.0, classic scenario.
I want to find all special request items in shopping carts that have been made in the system including those that were assigned to a vendor from a vendor list or a contract. Is there a flag that indicates that an item is a special request?
I could seperate the items by checking if an item comes from an external catalog but since there are also internal products to take into account the perfect solution would be if there was an actual flag for special requests.
Cheers,
Kristoffer
Message was edited by:
Kristoffer Kronhamn

Hi Kristoffer,
Here's a piece of code:
if wa_item-catalogid is not initial.
select single business_type into h_BUSINESS_TYPE from BBP_CAT_ENTITY where CATALOGID eq wa_item-catalogid.
endif.
Business_type:
- '03': E-form (we have some special request forms) --> Preq
- '01': Product catalogue (CCM-catalogue and all vendor catalogues) --> PO
You define the catalog-bus.type in IMG: Supplier Rel.Mgmnt--> SRM-server --> Master Data --> Define External Webservices. Double-click on an entry --> Bus.type of a Webserver.
Regards,
Hendrik-Jan

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Is there a chance that Captivate will be bundled into the Creative Cloud Suite?

Is there a chance that Captivate will be bundled into the Creative Cloud Suite?

When I'm asking about this in some webinars, I get mostly two answers: that is another business unit (Captivate and Presenter), or those applications are not considered for 'creative' people. The last reason always makes me laughing but is typical of the way 'big' Adobe is looking down on 'small' Adobe.
Rod, Framemaker and RoboHelp are not in the Creative Cloud neither. Both have a bit limited, but very specialized user base. And really, Framemaker has features that InDesign (which is much more promoted by Adobe) has not yet. It does publish directly to different ebook formats, which is still a very cumbersome work flow in InDesign who is the 'flagship', and where defenders mostly tell that FM is EOL. RH has even more formats available as output. Maybe Captiv8r, respected RH expert, can offer more info. Technical Communication Suite is the only suite that remains for the moment, version 5 was released two weeks ago.
Another possible reason, which doesn't apply to Captivate: Presenter, RoboHelp, Framemaker are not available for Mac (Presenter Express is only a small part of Presenter).
It is also my opinion, that at least Captivate belongs in the CC and that it 'could' extend the user base, but I'm a very bad marketing person, other people do know better.
Lieve

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