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Re: [sap-acct] New WBS naming plus historical data

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Posted by PSD Rajan (Solutions Architect)
on Oct 31 at 10:22 PM 		Mark this reply as helpfulMark as helpful
Just confirmed. Yes, you could change the wbs name (ID) using CJ02.
However, you may need to check the impact of the coding mask. If the coding
mask is not changing then it should be easy, else do some testing. You
could have some issues if the mask has both alphabets and numerics and their
positions are changed in the new mask.
The system maintains a unique internal number for projects and wbs numbers
and it is that internal number that is referred and stored. The name or id
is derived through a conversion exit for display purposes. Hence, if you
change the ID, the new ID will be displayed in all the records (assets,
bseg, purchase orders, cats, etc.).

---------------Original Message---------------
From: PSD Rajan
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 9:56 PM
Subject: New WBS naming plus historical data

I remember having changed the naming structure of the networks and wbs
elements 10 years back. So, it should still be possible without having to
create new wbs elements.
(I generally keep detailed documentation of everything I do. This one seems
to have been misplaced or lost due to hard disk failures.)
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