We have added search box. Key in SAP issue keyword to search
TopBottom

Announcement: wanna exchange links? contact me at sapchatroom@gmail.com.

RE:[sap-dev] How to Tell What Documents Must Archive for a Customer to Archive

Posted by Admin at
Share this post:
Ma.gnolia DiggIt! Del.icio.us Yahoo Furl Technorati Reddit

Reply from LCC352 on Oct 2 at 2:58 PM
Hi, Neal. I think the only way to really know is to do a test archive run for SD documents for those customers and see what it doesn't pick up. That would be the quickest way to know what's still outstanding because SAP will not archive anything that has open/uncleared documents against it.

I'm not really sure that there are open documents in the system for these customers. I think SAP just doesn't worry about the deletion flag when picking customers. I've seen search helps made with the central deletion indicator set to equal blank (as well as other indicators) to get around that. Of course, it's not practical to do that everywhere, so the users specified which helps needed to be maintained with what flag(s) set to blank.

- Lou

---------------Original Message---------------
From: R. N. Wilhite
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2012 2:24 PM
Subject: How to Tell What Documents Must Archive for a Customer to Archive

Hi all,

My AR users have marked numerous Customers for deletion, but of course until the archive can eliminate them, they still show up when they try to select a customer. This would tend to indicate that there are outstanding documents for those customers. Do you know of any practical way to ID all documents that are tied to the customer?

Neal

 
Reply to this email to post your response.
 
__.____._
Manage Settings | Unsubscribe | Create FAQ | Send Feedback
  
Copyright © 2012 Ziff Davis, Inc. and message author.
Ziff Davis, Inc. 28 E 28th Street New York, NY 10016
LCC352  

President
18 achievements
 
Mark as helpful
View this online
Ask a new question
 
In the Spotlight
Have an SAP Question? Ask Your Peers at Toolbox for IT

_.____.__

0 comments:

Post a Comment

T r a n s l a t e to your language