Why is records number different?

Hi expert,
I have loaded R/3 GL data into a cube(0FIGL_C01) successful. But one thing confused me very much which is: the transfered and added records' number is different. In my case, transfered records are 117991, but the added are 87929. I have checked the detail message in Monitor, where the data deduction of update to cube took place after update rule, before the update rule all the data number are same( the system generated 2 data packages for this single request, in each packge the different records number added to cube with transfered happened just after the update rule), this means something happened in update rule, right? but I checked the update rule, there's no any routine exist. So could you please tell me what does any operations cause this result?

Hi Paolo,
Thank you very much for your reply. In my understanding of your explanation, if Chars in a cube for example: company code, business area, G/L account, currency type, fiscal year, fiscal year/period, and KFs like Total Debit Postings,Total credit postings, Cumulative Balance. If two records from R/3 which all the chars are same, then only one record will be keeped in the cube but the value of KFs will be added. Am I correct? But if somehow, someone load the data(Full load) one more time, what will be the result?
thank you in advance
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 setRecordNumber(file.readInt());
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 setCost(file.readDouble());
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 temp = file.readChar();
 name[count] = temp;
 } // end for
 return new String(name).replace('\0',' ');
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 buffer.setLength(15);
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// in a random access file.
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 if (record.getRecordNumber() != 0)
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 file.seek((recordNumber - 1) * RandomAccessHardwareRecord.SIZE);
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 } // end catch
} // end method readRecords
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Record Tool Quantity Cost
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19 Hammer 128 10.00
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88 Wrench 65 6.48Message was edited by:
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Hi Does anyone know if I can modify the record number
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hardware record each time and update it in
hardware.dat to display it?If the "record number" is data that is stored in the file, then you can modify it. More precisely: it is possible to modify it.
The rest of the question had too many incompatible verbs for me to understand it.
Also why does it say
"Record does not exist" if I modify the record number
for a hardware and try to update it but could not
find that record?"Record does not exist" is a fairly reasonable error message for the situation where a program looks for a record but cannot find it. Are you asking why that particular lump of code actually does that?
(One thousand lines of code removed)

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select Card_Serial,Asset_ID, Field_Name,Field_Value,Asset_Number,Field_ID,Book_ID from dbo.vw_InspectionReport where Book_ID='99000347OPTION(RECOMPILE)
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Why do we have different partners KU?

HI Guys
It might sound like a dumb question but I am trying to understand why do we have different partner profiles for KU type.
I understand they are different customers and hence different but...
My scenario is we are posting ORDERS (IDOCS) for 6 different customers. Currently we have 6 KU profiles. However suggested approach is since all of them are only doing ORDERS and same IDOC (version etc) to make them all as only 1 KU.
I hope that clarifies why I am asking the above question. I am trying to establish the pro's and con's of each approach.
regards

Dear Mimranacc,
You maintain partner profile for each partner and maintain inbound and outbound parameters. Receiver partner number will be different for each partner in the IDoc data. Also, you would maintain outbound parameters. Here you will specify where to send data.
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Naveen

Interaction record number is populating in"Related Knowledge Article" field

Hi,
I'm creating a Problem in IC....Once I click on save in problem management a interaction record will be created which was expected but the Interaction record number is Populating automatically in the "Related Knowledge Article & Related request for change" fields in the Problem management....No clue of where I need to change the things....Please advise...
KK.

KK,
It looks like the issue is with your document flow. Most likely the standard handler class CL_CRM_DOCFLOW_RUN_BTIL was replaced with some custom class. This is where SAP cleans up those follow up transactions (eg: IRs) which do not match the correct type requested (eg: Problem, KA). Check your config in:
Customer Relationship Management -> CRM Cross-Application Components -> Generic Interaction Layer/Object Layer -> Component-Specific Settings -> Business Transactions -> Define Custom Handler Classes for Business Transaction Model Nodes
If the class for object BTDocFlow has been replaced, look into the new class, specifically method GET_MULTI_ID. (Note that you have to append RUNBTIL to the structure name in this table to get the actual class). This method is where SAP does the cleanup work. If this method does not have all the logic that is available in the SAP standard class, then that is why your IRs are not getting filtered out when SAP is trying to find related Problems or Knowledge Articles.
Hope that helped. If not, let us know so that we can suggest another direction.
Rahul

Request Number, request id, datapackage number, record number

Hi friends,
Please help me out in figuring out the relation between between terms - Request Number, request id, datapackage number, record number.
Regards,
Simmi

Hi Simmi,
One Request number cannot have many Request IDs...for clarification between the number and ID, do the following: In RSA1 select an ODS which has some data, right click and select Manage. On the requests tab you can see the different requests loaded to the ODS. The first column you will see if called Request ID. This has numeric values of the request ID.
Now on any row, click the monitor button (blue icon). This takes you to the data load monitor. On the right hand side you will see the Header tab. On this, the first item is Request and it is represented with a long name starting with REQU_.... (called GUID). Click on Request and here you can see Request Number and SID. This SID is nothing but the value that you saw in the ODS > Manage screen.
Hope this helps...

How can i get the tax code from Condition record number

Hi all,
i have the Condition record number from which i have to get the tax code as i looked inthe KNOP that Condition record number there but no tax code is maintained there.
so is there any other way to find the tax code for particular Condition record number
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suresh

hi suresh,
can u tell me the field name for condition record number and in which table it is stored.
because i knew one condition number which is stored in table EKKO and the field name is
KNUMV- Number of the document condition.
from ekko take relevant details and look for ekpo where u find the tax code
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