Make Screen field non editable

Question

Hi All,
We have following requirement in our project:
When entering infotype 1 in any action a check should be made to set default values in Work Contract. If Employee Group =u2019 1u2019, Work Contract u2018ZFu2019 should be set and this value must not be changed. If Employee Group u20181u2019 the Work Contract could be all other values except u2018ZFu2019.
We are using badi HRPAD00INFTY to handle the above requirement. But there is a problem. When we perform an action and go to infotype 1 screen the contract field is populated with correct value and is display only field. Once you press enter on the screen the field becomes an editable field and can be changed by the user. I debugged the program and found that PSYST-NSELC is set as NO (0) in the program MP000130 and is checked if it has a value YES in module p0001 called in PBO of screen 2000 include MP000120. If the value is YES only then BADI is called else not.
Can someone suggest what could be the problem area or any other way to meet the requirement ?
BR Jaideep,
Duplicate Post. Continue here: Screen field not getting editable..
Edited by: kishan P on Sep 9, 2010 2:20 PM

Answer 1

Can you explain how a physical inventory is done in your company., and what problems come up if a wrong date is entered?
In my company we create and print the inventory documents immediatly before counting, and we are making sure, that the volume can be counted, entered and difference posted on the same day.
Further we are setting a posting block in SAP, and of course we make sure that no physical movement happens during the count.
And of course we make sure that everyting what was received or issued prior to the count is already entered in sAP before we start creating the documents.
SAP takes the book inventory in the moment the counted quantity is entered in this case. No matter if the user enters a count date of today or of last week.
But if you close the field (which is not possible with customizing), then you have to make sure that you enter the count on the same day you have counted, because if you would enter the count on the next day, then your counting date would be wrong and you would not have a chance to enter the correct counting date.
And as SAP stores everything what a user enters, it is easy to identy the user who has fooled the system, and then the HR guy should do his job, especially as the physical inventory is in most countries a legal requirement, which has to be done seriously.
don't give authorization to the guys who dont follow your policies.