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missing entries in BDCP2

Former Member
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Hi,

whenever customer classifications are changed, change pointers should be updated in BDCP2 and should be processed using a job and sent as idoc to different system.

but it is observed that pointers are present only on friday even though we make changes daily.

message type in bdcp2  : zabc

in bd50                              : zabc is active

in bd52 and bd60            : zabc is not present.

Kindly suggest where to check the configurations releated to this issue.

note : changes are sent in idoc using job zdef

Thanks in advance:)

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JL23
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do you have the change log active for classification?

Former Member
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No.only for general data change logs are present.

In which tcode should I check?

JL23
Active Contributor
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In the classification screen you can get the classification change log via the menu as usual.

and can be monitored in CL20N via menu Environment > Change documents

But classification is not delivered by SAP with change log switched on. This is something you have to do yourself.

For activation you need to follow the instructions of OSS Note 65124 - Classification Change Documents

Former Member
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Hi Jürgen,

For a customer changes are not present in cl20n and customer master but change pointer is present in bdcp2  with fields MESTYPE = zabc table =kna1 and field = classification name with date.

My query is how the changes are stored in table bdcp2 and where to find settings for same.

Note : as its a working logic in production, entire logic cant be changed but the bug need to be identified and corrected

Former Member
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Hi ,

The pointers are manually inserted using FM CHANGE_POINTERS_CREATE in an user exit.

Thanks for your opinions.