Question:
Hi,
I have an InfoObject (self defined) that contains either a rejection reason (SD) or a partial delivery indicator (SD) or a space. I fill the field myself in an update rule.
Although the SID table actually contains the space value and not the #, I do get the # symbol in my BEx for those rows where I should get a space?!
Anyone have any clue?
Cheers,
El Belgio
Answer:
Hi,
change in BEX Analyzer query maintenance the property for that
characteristic to 'display as key'.
# is the 'description' for blank here.
Paul
Answer:
Hi,
I have an InfoObject (self defined) that contains either a rejection reason (SD) or a partial delivery indicator (SD) or a space. I fill the field myself in an update rule.
Although the SID table actually contains the space value and not the #, I do get the # symbol in my BEx for those rows where I should get a space?!
Anyone have any clue?
Cheers,
El Belgio
Maybe you need some realignment. Forgot the transaction code
regards
Answer:
# is the key
what I did is the following... in the SID table, there was one extra flag marked for the ' ' entry, i.e. CHCKFL (Value in check tables) . I removed it and now it does show the space value!
cheers,
El Belgio