Product ID doesn't have leading zeros

Hi,
In the table CRMD_SRV_REFOBJ, some of the product ID has leading zeros and some of the product doesn't have leading zeros. Any idea why it is happening like that?

Hi,
Please check it the products base table COMM_PRODUCT. If you find similar set of values, then issue could be with programs creating Product IDs.
Usually Products flows from ECC, also possiblility to be created in CRM too. So, the check the Badi impli CRM_EQUI_LOAD for flow from ECC.
Hope this helps.
Satish

Similar Messages

How can I format a cell in Numbers to have leading zeros in a number?

I imported a spreadsheet from Excel (Office 2014, Win 7) through iCloud and some numbers were formatted to have leading zeros (012358) in the original Excel file but the leading zero format was lost in Numbers. Is there a way to format cells to have a number displayed with the leading zero in Numbers? The leading zero is part of an identification and is important to the numbers (0027 is not the same as 27 in these records).
thanks,
Bob

James has the formating part, but if you already did the import you can use the following formula to replace the zeros that were leading if you know it is a four digit reference number....
=right("000" & A2,4)
copy those values into your text formatted column from James' answer and you got it.
Jason

File rename doesn't add leading zeros to renaming files sequence? And a pat on the back to the LR de

First of all, LR truly rocks. Any Adobe folk reading this, please take this note as a massive pat on the back for your team. There's a lot of childish and naive negativity from people posting in this forum. And I suspect from folk who are not really your key market for this app. I feed my kids by running a photography business and have been shooting digital since the early 90s...ya know...
LR will be looked at as a massive sea change in the development of digital photography. The first time the entire workflow process is truly viable from end to end. What will make LR the ultimate winner in it's field is simply the integration with Photoshop. Aperture, Capture One etc cannot ever beat LR regarding this and so, just like the way that Excel and Word and Powerpoint all work together and everyone uses them, LR will inevitably become the de facto standard way of managing RAW images for pro photographers.
Even with the few bugs (specifically file movingon Mac OS10.4.9) LR has shaved HOURS off our workflow. We shoot around 250 gigs of images a month in our weddings and event business. Now all of our editors use LR. No more Capture One etc for us.
Here's the question - There seems to be no way to add leading zeros to a file rename command. So if you rename a batch of images they appear as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 etc so now when I look at them in Bridge or other apps, they are now sorted 1,10,11, etc
Now let me tell ya this is a pain.
Any comments or comfort that is is a known issue would be appreciated. All we want is a way to have the rename add the leading zeros like most other apps do...
Best to all
William Henshall
www.californiaweddingphotos.com
PS By the way, I am a HARD *** about shoddy unstable software sold to pro photographers as the "prefect solution" that doesnt work as advertised...I am that guy that the tech support guys at certain companies dread. Yep, I simply expect an app to do what it says, just like the car I buy. I once resorted to sending the CEO of a certain software company an invoice for my time restarting, reinstalling the OS and bug finding another similar app. You can image, I got a personal call...heh...

William-
 
 I just changed a folder of 85 images' names, and typed in 001 as my starting number. While no zeroes were prepended, the pix show up in order both in the Finder and in Bridge CS3.
 
 Say a bit more about file moving on your Macs.....
 
 
John "McPhotoman"
 color="#800000" size="2">~~ John McWilliams
 
 
 
 MacBookPro 2 Ghz Intel Core Duo, G-5 Dual 1.8;
 Canon DSLRs

JHS: Export to Excel doesn't work when having leading zeros

Oracle JHeadstart Release 11.1.1.2.29
We are using the Export to excel option, but when we have leading zeros it doesn't export it as text so the data is incorrect.
Can any one please tell how doe we configure JHeadstart/ADF to have the leading zeros and export it as text rather than as number.
Regards
Ram

Ram,
Export to excel is native ADF feature,not related to JHeadstart. Please post your question on the JDeveloper forum.
Steven davelaar,
JHeadstart team.

Leading zeros in product ID for catalog items

Hi,
Does anyone know why some product IDs in the catalog have leading zeros while some don't? It's a hassle to the users to add a wildcard character in the product ID when searching for items in the catalog just because the product ID format is inconsistent. How do we correct the existing catalog items with leading zeros in the product ID and how do we prevent this from happening again.
Many thanks,
Joy

Hi Joy,
Are the catalog items created in SAP CCM 2.0 SRM_EXTRACTED_CATALOG by extraction from SRM_SERVER or created manually by upload file or similar?
Regards,
Jason

Leading Zeros in Zip Code

I frequently export address information from a database to a tab-delimited text file and then import it into Numbers. However, some zip codes have leading zeros (i.e., "00644"). When I import this file into Numbers the zip codes with leading zeros lose their zeros (i.e., the field looks like ... "644").
If I format the field after the import as "Text," it doesn't resolve the problem.
How do I retain these zeros?

briegull wrote:
Yvan only discusses Apple products but I look for the best, cheapest solution I can find. In this case it's the free NeoOffice (I would guess Open Office would be the same).
I do what we are supposed to do on this forum.
excerprt from Terms of Use:
+*What is Apple Discussions and how can it help me?*+
+Apple Discussions is a user-to-user support forum where experts and other Apple product users get together to discuss Apple products.+
Why being able to format zip codes (when probably a quarter of the US population has a zip code that starts with a leading zero)
As 0 is one digit among ten, my guess is that the real percentage is about 10%
is considered beyond the "eighty percent" rule that Yvan cites often, I don't understand, but the solutions he proposes aren't very realistic for spreadsheets created frequently.
The given soluce may be "not realistic" but it is used since 1990 by AppleWorks's users.
But a Numbers's user may refuse to apply the given workarounds and wait for enhancements.
For some of them he will have to wait until iWork'09, for others for iWork'10 …
I think that helpers are here to give workarounds for today, not to give false hopes.
Here is an excerpt of Apple Human Interface Guidelines
+Apply the 80 Percent Solution+
+During the design process, if you discover problems with your product design, you might consider applying the 80 percent solution‚ that is, designing your software to meet the needs of at least 80 percent of your users. This type of design typically favors simpler, more elegant approaches to problems.+
+If you try to design for the 20 percent of your target audience who are power users, your design may not be usable by the other 80 percent of users. Even though that smaller group of power users is likely to have good ideas for features, the majority of your user base may not think in the same way. Involving a broad range of users in your design process can help you find the 80 percent solution.+
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE mardi 19 février 2008 14:54:36)

Export to Excel, VARCHAR2 DB Type and leading zeros issue

Oracle JHeadstart Release 11.1.1.2.29
We are using the Export to excel option, but when we have leading zeros it doesn't export it as text so the data is incorrect.
Can any one please tell how doe we configure ADF to have the leading zeros and export it as text rather than as number.
<af:commandMenuItem partialSubmit="true"
textAndAccessKey="#{nls['EXPORT']}"
icon="/jheadstart/images/excel.png"
immediate="true" id="cmi0">
<af:exportCollectionActionListener exportedId="IdLookupTab"
type="excelHTML"/>
</af:commandMenuItem>
Regards
Ram

you could add an apostrophe ' in front of all fields that you want exported as a text.
this will ensure no truncating is done.
it's excel that does the shifting, so you can't really interfere from the SAP side

Adding leading zeros in abap objects.

Can anyone explain me
1. How to add leading zeros to a field in abap objects.
For eg:
data: dmb(6) type c value '123456',
actually the output value of c should have leading zeros added to it for length 16.
i.e '0000000000123456' . If the length of dmb is less than 16 then leading zeros should be added to that value to make it 16 as length.
Please tell me how to do it in ABAP Objects.

Hi Camila
Try to use the statement
DATA: ALPHABET(15) VALUE ' ABCDEFGHIJ',
 M1(4) VALUE 'ABCD',
 M2(6) VALUE 'BJJCA '.
SHIFT ALPHABET LEFT DELETING LEADING M1.
The field
ALPHABET
remains unchanged.
SHIFT ALPHABET LEFT DELETING LEADING SPACE.
The field ALPHABET now has the following contents:
'ABCDEFGHIJ '.
SHIFT ALPHABET RIGHT DELETING TRAILING M2.
ALPHABET now has the following contents:
' ABCDEFGHI'.
IN CHARACTER MODE
Effect
This is the default setting (see above), and the addition is therefore optional.
Note
Performance:
For performance reasons, you should avoid using SHIFT in WHILE loops.
The runtime required to shift a field with length 10 by one character to the right or left requires about 5 msn (standardized microseconds). A cyclical shift requires around 7 msn. The runtime for the ...
LEFT DELETING LEADING
... variant is around 3.5 msn, for ...
RIGHT DELETING TRAILING
... around 4.5 msn.
Reward all helpfull answers
Regards
Pavan

Downloading data from internal table to xls file leading zeros are not disp

Hai abap gurus,
when i am downloading data from internal table to excle file. some field values in a column are with leading zeros and some others dont have leading zeros.but in the output it is showing without leading zeros. then how to get with exact values.
Ex:
ECC Code.
045234
88567
098456
but output is giving like this:
45234
88567
98456
how to get the actual values.....
plz help me in this matter.

Dear Kiran,
Those field in the internal table having Leading Zeroes, make those fields' datatype as character.
Then use the function module to download the content of the internal table to the excel file.
Regards,
Abir
Don't forget to Reward Points *

Adding leading Zeros to table

Hi i have a table having structure as
CREATE TABLE "OMPODI"."END_RECORD"
"RECORD_TYPE" CHAR(5 BYTE),
*"TOTAL_NUMBER" CHAR(10 BYTE)*
and insert statement is as
insert into ompodi.end_record
(select 'END',to_char(count(*)+2) from omp.ompproduction where locationid='MES2'
and (select distinct to_char(to_date(productionweek,'YYYYMMDD'),'ww') from omp.ompproduction)>=(SELECT TO_CHAR(sysdate,'WW') FROM DUAL))
I want to have leading zeros for total_number.
e.g:- i i have a count of 10 then it should be displayed as '000000010'.
How it can be achieved?
Edited by: MaheshGx on Feb 5, 2012 10:29 AM
Edited by: MaheshGx on Feb 5, 2012 10:29 AM
Edited by: MaheshGx on Feb 5, 2012 10:30 AM

MaheshGx wrote:
Hi i have a table having structure as
CREATE TABLE "OMPODI"."END_RECORD"
"RECORD_TYPE" CHAR(5 BYTE),
*"TOTAL_NUMBER" CHAR(10 BYTE)*
and insert statement is as
insert into ompodi.end_record
(select 'END',to_char(count(*)+2) from omp.ompproduction where locationid='MES2'
and (select distinct to_char(to_date(productionweek,'YYYYMMDD'),'ww') from omp.ompproduction)>=(SELECT TO_CHAR(sysdate,'WW') FROM DUAL))
I want to have leading zeros for total_number.
e.g:- i i have a count of 10 then it should be displayed as '000000010'.
How it can be achieved?
Edited by: MaheshGx on Feb 5, 2012 10:29 AM
Edited by: MaheshGx on Feb 5, 2012 10:29 AM
Edited by: MaheshGx on Feb 5, 2012 10:30 AM
1* select to_char(10,'0000000009') from dual
SQL> /
TO_CHAR(10,
0000000010

Leading zeros in SAP ME materials that come from SAP ERP

Hello!
When materials are transfered from the SAP ERP side via MII to SAP ME it can be observed that material numbers have leading zeros. For example a material number is created in SAP ME like 0000000123456 instead of 123456.
I think this behaviour can be changed in the XLST transformations, which are part of SAPMEINT.
Is this the usual way to fulfill the requirement "No leading zeros for SAP ME material numbers"?
It can be observed that for example the shop orders don't have the leading zeros, when they are created in SAP ME.
Of cause, when confirmations are sent back to SAP ERP the corresponding XSLT transformation adds again these '0',
it is somehow necessary for SAP ERP for the shop order lookup.
I see one disadvantage when using modified XLST transformations.
Each time a new version of SAPMEINT is deployed a check shoukld be made from our side, if there are changes in the original XSLT transformations.
So what is the statement of direction from the SAPMEINT developers?
Kr,
Erich Lind

We see the same problem for the leading zeros. There is no consistency in this case.
Also the SAPMEINT Enhanced planned order report is triggering only for material with leading zeros. In this case you can't modify anything to prevent this. No XSLT modification possible there.
Can we get any statement from SAP?!?

Leading zeros in query results

Hi,
have created a query that shows as result a number that have leading zeros in database. In the qurey result these are not available. Is there any possiblity to see the laeding zeros in qurey result.
This numbers are defined as charakter value in the InfoObject (these numbers are similar to material numbers).
Can you help.
Many thanks.

Hello,
These leading zeroes are not came from Source system...
Due to Alpha conversion system has placed this zeroes to avoid conversion problems...
so while displaying it will remove all the leading zeroes and it will display.
Regards,
Pavan.

How to remove leading Zeroes in all fields in Payload

Hi,
How can I remove the leading Zeroes in every Filed I have in whole Payload Structure.there are around 10000 fields that have to be removed the leading Zeroes.any good idea please.
 <POSNR>000010</POSNR>
<MATNR>000002465640</MATNR>
<ARKTX>000012 KG D107</ARKTX>
<MATKL>00030010000</MATKL>
<WERKS>0000ORGC</WERKS>
<LGORT>0000GC55</LGORT>
<CHARG>000TEST</CHARG>
like this mutliple segments and multiple Fields.so I can take as whole payload with multiple fields should not have leading Zeroes.I can handle if they are 10 0r 20 fileds,but not like whole pay load/1000 fields right.
thank you,
Prem

Hi
You can have an additional XSLT mapping, to your existing one..
use copy-of & apply-templates to copy the whole tree & make changes recursively.
below is a sample code , the marked line is where you need to try your logic of trimming Zeros. (this code does upper case)
add this below code in your interface mapping object, as XSLT mapping, which does the job (only try putting your logic)
<xsl:stylesheet
 xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
 version="2.0">
 <xsl:output method="xml"
 indent="yes"
 omit-xml-declaration="yes"/>
 <xsl:template match="*">
 <xsl:copy>
 <xsl:copy-of select="@*"/>
 <xsl:apply-templates/>
 </xsl:copy>
 </xsl:template>
 <xsl:template match="text()">
 <xsl:value-of select="upper-case(.)"/>
 </xsl:template>
 </xsl:stylesheet>
hope this fixes your issue
Regards
Vishnu

Leading Zeros in Cost Center Account Creation

Hi All,
I am creating new cost centers using KS01. The problem I have is that the numbering system that my client requires have leading zeros for some of the cost centers, e.g. 00702. However, the system is not taking the leading zeros and creating them as 702 using my earlier example. Is there any way I can force the system to accept the leading zeros. Thank you for your responses.
Regards,
Yomi

Hi,
I do not think it is feasible... have a read on this OSS note :
Note 106971 - FAQ: Automatic Leading Zeroes for Numeric Fields
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Gimmo

Leading zeros in batch numbers

Is it possible to have leading zeros in batch numbers, meaning that batch 123 is different than batch 0123?

In the standard, number range 01 from 0000000001 to 9999999999 has been defined for number range object BATCH_CLT.
You can use SAP enhancement SAPLV01Z for internal batch number assignment. This enhancement contains two function module exits that you can use to define number ranges or templates for batch numbers:
1.
In function module exit EXIT_SAPLV01Z_001, the system uses the material type to determine number range interval XY. This number range is then used to determine number 0000100123 as the next batch number .
2.
In function module exit EXIT_SAPLV01Z_002, the final batch number 'ABCD100123' is determined from batch number 0000100123 and plant ABCD. The system suppresses the leading zeros.
If you do not use a sequential counter for the batch number, you can skip internal number assignment in exit EXIT_SAPLV01Z_001 to specify your own batch number in exit EXIT_SAPLV01Z_002.

Product ID doesn't have leading zeros

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for