on 06-26-2015 3:45 AM
Hi Experts
I'm trying to use LSMW with IBIP Object 0030 (BOM) and Method 0002 (Change) so we can add new components to existing Equipment and FuncLoc BOM's. I have defined tcodes as IB02 and IB12 in my two LSMW's, and mapped the usual header and item fields.
When I run the conversion, no errors result, but the change that results is the deletion of the components already in the BOM, and insertion of the components in the upload file. Appears the program is replacing current components with the file components.
As an example, a BOM has 4 components (A, B, C, D) pre-load. I run a load to add components E and F. The resulting BOM after the load only has E and F as components. The Change Log for the BOM shows 4 deletions, and 2 insertions.
Is this expected?
I'm happy to build the input file to include the components already assigned, but did wonder if there was a flag or field in the program to denote the record as being a new component, rather than an edit of an existing.
Regards
Hi Richard,
It is as expected as described in SAP Help in transaction OS43 (see below) , meaning if you would like only to add 2 components (E, F) ,then you have to list all 6 (A, B, C, D , E , F) in order not to delete the (A, B, C, D ) existing components.
ther is no special flag to update record .
See this part from SAP Help in transaction OS43:
"The input data must contain all items that are to be in the target system on the key date.
The report compares the items in the input file with the items in the taget system BOM on the key date, which you include in the BOM header of the input file. All items that are not included in the input file are deleted."
Regards,
Ziv
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