What is SAP LSMW?
- Import data (legacy data in spreadsheet tables and/or sequential files)
- Convert data (from source format to target format)
- Import data (into the database of the R/3 application)
- Project: An ID with a maximum of 10 characters to name your data transfer project. If you want to transfer data from several legacy systems, you may create a project e.g. for every legacy system.
- Subproject: An ID with a maximum of 10 characters that is used as a further structuring attribute.
- Object: An ID with a maximum of 10 characters to name the business object.
Step 1- Maintain Object Attributes.
- Standard/ Batch Input: Standard upload Programs
- Batch Input Recording: Here you can create a recording of your own and use it to upload/change data
- BAPIs: Standard BAPIs are used to upload Data
- IDOCs: Any Inbound IDOC function modules can be used to process the data
Step 2 - Maintain Source Structures
Step 3- Maintain Source Fields
Step 4 - Maintain Structure Relationships
The Structures which are needed for the processing of the data need to be assigned here. The Object may contain many structures and many source structures. The Mapping between the source and the target structures should be done after careful checking.Step 5- Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules
All fields of all target structures, which you selected in the previous step, will be displayed. For each target field the following information is displayed:
- Field description
- Assigned source fields (if any)
- Rule type (fixed value, translation etc.)
- Coding.
Note: Some fields are preset by the system. These fields are called 'technical fields' are marked with 'Default setting'. The coding for these fields is not displayed when first entering the field mapping; it can be displayed via the display variant. Changing the default setting may seriously affect the flow of the data conversion. If you erroneously changed the default setting, you can restore it by choosing Extras -> Restore to default.
Step 6- Maintain Fixed Values, Translations and User-written Routines
Here the 3 reusable functions are maintained:- Fixed Values: Fixed values are values which are fixed across the project eg: Company Code. We can assign a fixed value to BUKRS and this fixed value can be used in all the objects in this project. So if the value changes we can only change at one place i.e. in the fixed values instead of changing in each and every object.
- Translations: Here you can maintain the fixed translation for any legacy field and the translation can be assigned to the filed, in Field Mapping and Conversion Rules. Translation can be 1:1 or many: 1 etc.
- User Defined Routines: These are user defined subroutines that are used in the object for processing the data.
Step7- Specify Files
Step 8- Assign Files
Step 9- Read Data
Reading the data from the file gives us an option to read only a few records and not the entire chunk in order to enable Testing of first few records. This also provides the user defined selection parameter which can be used to restrict the read data based on the condition specified.Step 10- Display Read Data
- In this step, you can display all or a part of the read data in table form. Clicking on a line displays all information for this line in a clear way. The same happens when you click on Field contents.
- Change display allows selecting either a one-line or multi-line view.
- Display color palette displays the colors for the individual hierarchy levels.
Step 11- Convert Data
Step 12- Import Data
- Generate batch input session
- Run batch input session
- Start direct input session
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- Start IDoc creation
- Start IDoc processing
- Create IDoc overview
- Start IDoc post processing
Purpose
Overview
Statistical key figures are measurable values that are applicable to cost centers, profit centers, internal orders, or processes. An example of a statistical key figure would be the number of employees in the Transportation cost center who perform activities, such as vehicle maintenance.
You can use statistical key figures as an allocation base (or tracing factor) for periodic allocations such as distribution or assessment, and for analysis purposes (such as calculating the rent costs per employee).
You define a statistical key figure as a fixed value or a totals value.
. Fixed values are carried over from the periods in which they are posted to all subsequent periods of the same fiscal year. Fixed values are useful for statistical key figures that tend to remain relatively constant over time, such as the number of employees. You must update the data only when the value changes. The fiscal year total is an average of the period totals.
. Totals values are not transferred to subsequent periods and must be entered individually for each period. Totals values are preferable for statistical key figures whose values tend to change from period to period, such as the length of long-distance calls. The fiscal year total is the sum of all the period values.
- 1. Basis Sets.
- 2. Data Sets.
- 3. Single-dimension Sets.
- 4. Multi-dimension Sets.
wa_set TYPE rgsb4.
DATA: v_check TYPE C VALUE ‘ ‘.
client = sy-mandt
setnr = ‘ZSET’
table = ‘USR01’
class = ‘0000’
fieldname = ‘BNAME’
TABLES
set_values = T_SET
EXCEPTIONS
set_not_found = 1
OTHERS = 2.
What Is Rvajus In Sapp
int_vlaues TYPESTANDARDTABLEOF rgsbv.
EXPORTING
shortname = ‘ZSET’“Set Name
IMPORTING
new_setid = w_setid
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.
WRITE‘Invalid Set’.
ENDIF.
EXPORTING
setnr = w_setid
TABLES
set_lines_basic = int_vlaues
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.