Question:
Dear SAP Fans...
I would like to know a table/view where I can check/view the distribution factors (of a distributions functions's parameter group).
Is there a possibility to change the input interface for a distributions function? Using user-exits or function moules, for example?
What we would like is to make it easier for users to maintain distribution functions where there will be a lot of condition entries and distribution factors to maintain...
A "nice to have" is uploadin from an excel spreadsheet...
Thanks,
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SemWave
FI/CO/SEM Consultant
Answer:
As far as I know, most of the selections (in levels, packages and functions) are on table UPC_OPTIOS (you will have to link it via the GUID field with table UPF_PARAM).
Answer:
Thanks Guille,
In fact, for distribution functions with reference data we can find the selections made in table UPC_OPTIOS (after getting the REFID in table UPF_PARAM).
But this is not the case of dist. with key functions...They do not have a REFID in table UPF_PARAM.
I will take a deeper look at this...
What about the question of an alternative interface?
Thanks,
Answer:
Opps, forget to logon in the above post...
More findings:
There is the table UPF_PARGD (Parameterization - GUIDs).
I did not find the place where it stores the data about the selections...
I will continue to look....
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SemWave
FI/CO/SEM Consultant
Answer:
Found that, for functions "distribution with keys",
the tables are:
UPF_PARGD (Parameterization - GUIDs)
UPC_OPTIOS (one or more GUID for each group of parameters)
UPC_NEVAL (Planning Functions: New Values): stores the values that I was looking for...
Well all this makes me conclude that developing an alternate interface for maintaining these functions should be very complex...Because the GUIDs are generated at the moment of entering new values in the selections (UPC_OPTIOS).
I guess this means that we would have to use the same SAP code in different screens (!?). Am I making sense?...
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SemWave
FI/CO/SEM Consultant
Answer:
But is a new GUID generated even if you modify a previously existing selection?
If GUIDs are kept once a selection exists, that would make it simpler, wouldn't it?
I am just throwing this into the air without having tested anything, so don't take me very seriously