Transaction export
Hi All,
Is there a way I can export the transaction documents such as PO , SO , Inventory Transfer , Production Order and Good Receipt Po from one database to another database? Only the transactions not the database itself.
The situation is we need to rollback the current database to yesterday but we want to keep the transactions for today and import it back once the changes has been done.
HI David..
You can use Quick Copy in the following scenarios:
Copying data between companies – If your company uses multiple company databases for different branches, you can copy data between these databases using Quick Copy. You may also want to copy data to other company databases for archiving purposes. For partners, you can save best practice configurations and standard industry data and customizations to quick copy data files. You can then copy information to company databases in future SAP Business One implementation projects, or to multiple customers' company databases.
Regards
Kennedy
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24584: /export/home/sonusComm/jre/bin/java -Dname=agent -Xmx120M -DAGENT_HOME
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SOCK_STREAM
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SOCK_DGRAM
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O_RDWR
SOCK_STREAM
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SOCK_DGRAM
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SOCK_DGRAM
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SOCK_DGRAMI was finally able to reproduce this problem where I observed that within a 5 minute time span the jvm process grew from around 180M (VS) / 100M (RSS) to 2G (VS) / 1G (RSS). Here are some samplings at the end of my dtrace run showing the largest allocations that were made. We suspect this might be a JVM bug (since jstat reports our heap is well below the 120M limit we specified). Do you have any suggestions on how we might resolve this issue ?
Thanks,
Steve
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Screen enhancement on PO tcode ME21, 22 and 23N w/o appending fields struct
Hi Experts,
I have a requirement to enhance the screen of PO ME21N, ME22N and ME23N adding a fields on Header and Line Item. I know how to do using append structure of additional fields in EKKO and EKPO. but this requirement should save on customize table. It was decided because it was more than 20 fields to be added. It might affect the performance of standard table if we would add this in standard table.
PBO for ME22N and ME23N i am only populating the EBELN and EBELP then extracting the data to customize table to display in the screen.
PAI for all transaction EXPORTING the data
after PAI populating the data again and again.
Is this effective or possible? any idea or solution?
thanks in advance.
Best regards,
EtrafanobUse extension MM06E005 "Customer fields in purchasing document", you do not have to append more than one field to standard tables, but you will have to manage the update of customer database yourself. (use some PERFORM AT COMMIT in the PAI FM of the exits)
The only field is required so that structure CI_EKPODB or CI_EKKODB can be activated and used as parameter of the exit(s) (e.g. put a single field 1 char like "customer data exists" or the fields that should be the most useful to select data from database, and put/get the other data from/to your specific database table(s)
Regards,
Raymond -
Help finding location of Memory corruption using libumem and mdb
Hi there,
I am debugging an application, an rpc based server that runs on a solaris 10 box. This is a server that has a footprint of about 2.3 gigs (while using libumem debug options, its close to 3.5 gigs). Most of the size is because of caching. When certain modifications are done to objects in the cache, a copy of the cache is made by the modifying thread, and then the older copy is freed when no other thread is using it.
One of our customers is using libumem as the memory manager. They started seeing crashes every now and then when the copy of cache is being freed. Obviously, it doesnt crash everytime, and each time the crash is with a different object all together. libumem raises a signal 6 abort, and complains that a piece of memory that is being freed is invalid or corrupt memory. Needless to say, countless hours of code walkthrough, and trying to reproduce the problem in house has failed. So we turned on libumem debugging and logging. Using watchmalloc at this site is not an option because of performance considerations. This is the setup we are using.
LD_PRELOAD=${LD_PRELOAD}:libumem.so.1
export LD_PRELOAD
UMEM_DEBUG=default;export UMEM_DEBUG
UMEM_LOGGING=transaction;export UMEM_LOGGING
We have a core from this crash. I am using mdb to analyze the core.
::umem_status tells me that the address being freed is invalid or corrupt memory. It even shows me where it was initially allocated. I want to find out where this piece of memory got corrupted.
::umalog shows the log of all memory allocation and freeing transactions. But because this is a huge app, it has a ton of information. I tried using address::umalog and that doesnt seem to narrow down the log.
So my question is, given the core generated using these settings, what mdb commands do I use to find out what operation/code corrupted the memory. I would expect to see three pieces of information for the address whose free failed.
1. Where it was initially allocated
2. Where the error/crash occured
3. What operation corrupted the memory, whether its a overwrite or freeing (leading to double free)
I ll be glad to provide more information if needed.
Any help is deeply appreciated.If you have the address that is corrupt, try finding addresses that are just before the corrupt address. If your corrupt address is 0xF028, for example, look for addresses like 0xF020 or 0XF018. Most likely what's happening is some code is writing too far into a block, corrupting what's in the next block.
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Hi All,
Please Let me know how to print ARE-1 document,
Let me know what are the settings required
Immediate Response will be Appreciated
Regards,
Abid.Hi,
ARE.1 is the export document for export clearance (Annexure-14), which shall be prepared in quintuplicate (5 copies). This is similar to the erstwhile AR.4. This document shall bear running serial number beginning from the first day of the financial year.On A.R.E.1, certain declarations are required to be given by the exporter. These should be signed by the exporter or his authorised agent.
ARE-1 is a form, in India, that companies have to fill out when they remove
excisable goods from their manufacturing plants for export and this exempts them from paying excise duty on those clearances or export shipments.
Settings in SAP :
1. IMG > Logistics Gengeral > Tax on goods movement > India > Business Transactions > Exports under Excise Regulations > Exports > Make settings for ARE-1 Procedure
(in the above mentioned IMG activity - you make the settings that control how the ARE documents transaction works for ARE-1s. These settings apply to exports
under bond and exports under claim for rebate.)
2. IMG > Logistics Gengeral > Tax on goods movement > India > Business Transactions > Exports under Excise Regulations > Printouts of ARE Documents > Maintiain Output Type
(Here we define output type for printing ARE-1 from the ARE document (J1IA101) transaction and along with this we specify associated programme, FORM routine and form) and proceed further by specifying Printers
3. IMG > Logistics Gengeral > Tax on goods movement > India > Tools > Number Ranges
( Here we define number ranges for the object - J_1IARE1 - ARE1 Doc No object based on Series Group)
The standard output type for ARE-1 is J1IB. When processing via t-code J1IA101, you will have to tick on print ARE1
Hope it helps
Thanks and Regards, -
hi experts,
how should we post the ARE-3 internal document, after we create it.
thanks in advance.Hi Sai,
Go to
1. SPRO > Logistics General > Tax on Goods Movements > India > Business Transactions > Exports Under Excise Regulations > Transaction Configuration > Define Processing Modes Per Transaction
Select TCode J1IA301 and ensure the Check mark is there against all the below options :
ARE-3 Create, Change, Post, Display, Cancel, Update and Reverse
2. SPRO > Logistics General > Tax on Goods Movements > India > Business Transactions > Exports Under Excise Regulations > Transaction Configuration > Define Reference documents Per Transaction
Select TCode J1IA301 and ensure check mark is there against all the below options :
ARE Internal document -Create, Change, Post, Display, Cancel, Update and Reverse
After doing this come to Transaction J1IA301 - first create ARE-3 document.
For posing ARE-3 document - go to J1IA301 - on the first down field select Post and enter the ARE-3 Internal document number created in the earlier step - choose OK and save.
System will display a message ARE-3 xxxxxxxxx/Year has been successfully Posted. Display the ARE3 document to confirm the status Posted in the Document Details tab.
Follow above mentioned steps for posting ARE-3 document.
Reward if it helps
Thanks and Regards -
Hi Firends,
what are the Rebate Claims in SAP on basis of J1IA101
i.e ARE-1.
what is the T.code or Procedure to Claim.
with regards
Edited by: Azeez Mohammed on Jul 16, 2008 6:50 AM
Edited by: Azeez Mohammed on Jul 17, 2008 6:33 AMHi,
Exports under claim for Rebate
If you have not obtained an excise bond, you must pay any excise duty liable when removing goods from your premises for export. However, you can claim a rebate for the excise duty once you have completed the export if you fill out an ARE-1 to go with the export.
Activities
Customizing
Carry out the IMG activities in Customizing for Logistics u2013 General, under Tax on Goods Movements ® India ® Business Transactions ® Exports Under Excise Regulations ® Exports and u2026 ® Printouts of ARE-Documents.
Day-to-Day Activities
In order to qualify for a rebate on the excise duty, all exports must be accompanied by the appropriate paperwork, including an ARE-1 document, and you must complete the export within the export period. To process and track these documents, use the ARE Documents functions, following the process described under ARE-1 Processing.
There is an ad-hoc report that you can use for tracking ARE-1s, Aging Analysis for ARE Documents.
Creating ARE-1s
Use
You create an ARE-1 when you want to export goods under claim for rebate.
Procedure
From the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Indirect Taxes ® Sales/Outbound Movements ® Exports Under Excise Regulations ® Exports ® Central Processing ® Create ARE-1.
In the top line:
Select Create ARE-1.
Select Outgoing Excise Invoice.
Enter the excise invoice that the ARE-1 is for and choose .
If the ARE-1 is to cover more than one excise invoice, repeat step (c) for each of them.
On the Addresses tab, enter the addresses of your local excise department and the customs department that will process the ARE-1.
Their addresses will be printed on the ARE-1. For more information, see Automatic Address Determination.
On the Additional Data tab, maintain any long texts required in the ARE-1.
This information will be printed on the ARE-1. For more information, see Long Texts.
On the Package Details tab, enter any relevant information about how the goods are packaged.
This information will also be printed on the ARE-1.
Save the ARE-1.
Result
The system:
Creates the ARE-1 and assigns it an internal ARE-1 number (see ARE Document Numbering)
Sets the document status to In Process
The next step you have to carry out in the system is to post the ARE-1. If you need to, you can still cancel the ARE-1.
Regards,
Murthy -
Hi, Is there a way to export the output of a transaction to Memeory .
Dear All , Here is the question
SUBMIT ws_monitor_outb_del_free
WITH it_vkorg = r_vkorg
WITH it_vtweg IN svtweg
WITH it_spart IN sspart
WITH it_kunag = kna1-kunnr SIGN 'I'
WITH it_wbstk NE 'C'
EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY
AND RETURN.
This is possible and fine ?
Is this possible Similarly
SET PARAMETER ID 'VAG' FIELD kna1-kunnr.
SET PARAMETER ID 'KUN' FIELD space.
SET PARAMETER ID 'MAT' FIELD space.
SET PARAMETER ID '0BT' FIELD 'X '.
SET PARAMETER ID 'VON' FIELD space.
SET PARAMETER ID 'BIS_VA05' FIELD sy-datum.
SET PARAMETER ID 'VC2' FIELD 'X'.
CALL TRANSACTION 'VA05' AND SKIP FIRST SCREEN [ <b>EXPORTING LIST TO MEMEORY</b> ].
Hope its Clear i want the output to be saved in memory not to be displayed.
Note : you cannot use the program triggered by VA05 and submit it as i have done in the first case because it is not a executable prog.
With Best Regards.
Md Iqbaluse this
in the calling program
declare
DATA : listobject LIKE abaplist OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.
after submit use this
IMPORT listobject FROM MEMORY ID '%_LIST'.
to fetch the data to memory.
regards,
vijay -
Serial Number Transaction Report export to excel but serial not exported
Hi Experts,
I'm trying to export Serial Number Transaction Report to excel in a client database (SP00 PL47). Basically, the report has two screen, the Serial Number (Top) and Transactions for Serial Number (Bottom). When I try to export it, it only export the Transaction for Serial Number. We Need the serial number to be exported, how do we go about this? I tested same database on SP01 PL07 and exported the Serial Number and Transactions for Serial Number. Why is it working in other database, do we have settings that we need to configure?
Regards,
SaiHi Don,
In the serial number transaction report, when you click on the excel tab the Save as window will open just cancel the first window there is onther window opened, just save that window under the other name e.g. 123.
because both the window has same name.
Then check the excel file.
Regards,
Datta Kharat -
How to export customer/vendor aging detailed transactions to excel ?
hi all,
How to export customer/vendor aging detailed transactions
to MS-Excel ?
After entering all selection creterias,report
opens up with consolidated aging details
for each customer,we need to double click a
customer to get detailed break up of all transactions,
Is it possible to export to ms excel for detailed transations break up of all customers/vendors ?
In standard it is only possible to export detailed
transactions break up for a customer/vendor ?
JeyakanthanThanks,
Eventhogh we don't need detailed aging report in print,
we converted print preview into text file
and then converted to excel format.
Jeyakanthan
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