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Reply from ramkis2002 on May 23 at 11:43 AM You can create a certificate of 'CHAR' type that will accept alphanumeric values, but you will need a 'selected set' to be linked to, for that characteristic. If you have an
existing one as 'numeric' then - this has to be a different one - else it will clash with any 'customer user exit' that your team would have created / saved and leveraged in another ABAP program, but that will be an exclusive 'general characteristics' and NOT a 'Master Inspection Characteristic' !.
From my past notes (a guy by name : Craig - had sent me this --- ):
"If the first fcharacter is always an alpha, (for instance where they use letters to represent a year... A = 2000, B = 2001, etc... eventually you repeat and A
10, B = 2011, etc..), you can use a selected set for this. Then record the numeric portion in an MIC. Then on the batch record use a procedure on a general characteristic to concatenate the two together."
Finally: There is no way to record alpha-numeric's for a MIC. The main reason is that the values cannot be valuated. Is A1234 a pass? What about 12A34? Or AB123? They could have required them to be manually valuated I guess, but they didn't.
Thanks.
Ram.S
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From: William Cude
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2016 11:19 AM
Subject: We have a requirement to report a certificate number associated with certain tests. ...
We have a requirement to report a certificate number associated with certain tests. This certificate number can be alpha-numeric. Is there a way to create a master inspection characteristic that accepts alphanumeric values without using a catalog/selected set? |
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