on 12-17-2014 11:24 AM
Hi Experts,
I am an ABAPer and working on a project systems related report for the first time.
I have to create a Z-report with details of all OPEN projects and its corresponding WBS elements with their budgeted and actual costs.
The problem is that when I run the standard tcode CJI1, there project definition is e.g. GCPL/060.
Now when I enter this project definition is the table PROJ or PRPS (in SE11) field PSPNR or PSPID then it displayed the data.how is this possible ? because in the displayed data PSPNR = 00000285 and also PSPID = "GCPL060 000" .
The proj def "GCPL/060" is nowhere to be found in the PROJ table but its displayed every where in the standard reports like CJI1 or CN41.
So please help me to know how exactly this project definitions are working and how all these fields are linked together ?
Thanks,
Vishal
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HI Vishal, Below are the list of tables for report related COOI: Commitments RPSCO: Project info database BPGE: Budget overall BPJA: Budget annual COSP: Total Cost for external posting COSS: total costs for internal posting COVP: Primary cost COKS: Secondary Cost COSL: Activity type For all these table pass OBJNR value. Regards Murali K N
Hi,
In PROJ and PRPS all project definition and WBS element will have unique number which is generated by the system and stored. Below the FM which is used to convert. CONVERSION_EXIT_ABPSP_INPUT Conversion External to Internal WBS element No. CONVERSION_EXIT_ABPSP_OUTPUT Conversion Internal to External WBS element No. You can also use below BAPI to fetch the data for Project Definition and WBS element Follow this link
http://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/PLM/How+to+use+BAPI+in+Project+System+Module
Regards
Murali K N
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