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step "5 Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rule". All custom codes written in this section will be part of the conversion program once we generate it. Following steps are required for error handling: Define an internal table to store all error messagesWrite logic to validate the data and populate the error table when validation failsDisplay error messages as part of conversion program output All these steps should be performed under step "5 Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rule" from transaction LSMW. Step 1: Define an internal table http://saptechnical.com/Tutorials/LSMW/Routines/Page1.htm to store all error messages In __GLOBAL_DATA__ section define the internal table that will store the error messages. Step 2: Write logic to validate the data and populate the error table when validation fails Now write validation logic for the fields those we want to validate. If validation fails then populate the error table and after that call the macro "SKIP_TRANSACTION" so that this error http://joyjitghosh.blogspot.com/2009/10/error-handling-in-lsmw.html record can be skipped and control will go to next record in the file. Step 3: Display error messages as part of conversion program output Now at __END_OF_PROCESSING__ section write logic to display the error table. After writing the above steps, check the syntax of the custom code by clicking the appropriate button () on application toolbar. It will display a pop-up screen where we need to press ‘Yes' button. If everything is OK then it will display message that conversion program is regenerated successfully. After this follow the LSMW steps like "7 Specify Files", "8 Assign Files", "9 Read Data", "10 Display Read Data". And lastly perform the step "11 Convert Data" where SAP actually executes the validation logic (written in step "5 Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rule") as part of conversion program. And display the error messages those are generated due to error handling.Output: Posted by Joyjit Ghosh at 1:21 PM Labels: LSMW 4 comments: sheik said... Hi this blog is very useful us good.thanks February 4, 2010 at 10:20 PM priz said... Hi Joyjit,This article is very well documented and is very helpful. Keep up the good work.T
prior to loading is to give functional team members a chance to fix the data by preparing it again in a way that can be loaded into SAP or by configuring SAP to allow for the data. A meaningful report comes with http://saplsmw.com/Produce_meaningful_validation_reports_using_LSMW all of the relevant source data along with a detailed explanation of why the record cannot be loaded to SAP. Many conversion specialists prefer a method of error correction that calls for the data to be loaded to https://www.scribd.com/document/239292574/Using-Routines-and-Exception-Handling-in-LSMW SAP followed by a complex process of combing through the batch log for error messages. Seldom are these error messages meaningful enough to tell why the record failed--especially when the batch is run in the background or as error handling IDOCs. By validating the data against check tables or by calling validating functions provided by SAP, a report that documents each and every potential problem with the data can be produced for use by the functional team. This data is invaluable when coupled with instructions on how to fix the problems. Some examples of problems with data that can be caught with validating ABAP code along with their solution are: Missing Vendor, Customer or Material -- Create error handling in the dependency master data. Externally assigned number falls outside the predefined number range -- Provide a new number or expand the allowable number range. Master data not extended to requisite Company Code, Purchasing Org, Sales Org, Plant, Storage Location, Warehouse . . . -- Extend the dependency master data. Date and number formats incompatible with configuration of SAP -- Transform the data to be aligned with SAP standards. Master data flagged for deletion or in blocked status -- Remove deletion flag or blocked status. Master data or transactional data already exists -- Skip loading the redundant data. Reports don't need to be overly complicated. The easiest way to present the data to the functional team member is as an Excel spreadsheet. By exporting directly to Excel in an easy-to-read format, one eliminates errors caused by manual transformations into Excel and improves the chance that some action will be taken on the reported errors. An internal table with the significant fields from the source data, an error type and a detailed error message is a great way to store data as the conversion runs so that it can be written out as a fixed-width report. If each field is just big enough to hold the needed data, then the report need not wrap lines of text. Here is a great example of code used to produce an error r
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