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Variant Configuration – Formal Parameter not valid

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Error Message: E28086 Formal parameter MATERIAL_XX not valid for: ZVC_XXX_YYY (Line 1)

Generally to read a value from the table we will define the C’stics from table and the C’stics from the class.

LHS = RHS

On LHS= we will be giving the Table Characteristics value

and on RHS = We will be giving the value from the Variant class.

In case if you are maintaining a DB link to the VC table, then more attention to be given to the C’stics when procedure is created.

Here you should ensure that we are giving the C’stic value from the Class and not the table. If we make any mistake then the Error E28086 bound to Happen.

SAP-Roles and Authorisation- Session 3

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Design to Deployment – is discussed in this video. This is the Session 3, do watch the previous 2 session which help you to catch you up for the complete details.

I was super excited to hear some feedback that these sessions are helping people to make impact on their current role and some of the feedback that i received are below.

Very Nice and thoroughly understood session Satheesh Sir .

Very helpful input in daily issue solving .

Sir , Wonderful demo . I have  now clear idea about Whats Role , How to validate it . How to search T codes from Roles. What is the functionality of authorization Object or Permission type . How to search authorization Object based on T codes using T code- Su24 .

 

In case if you missed my  previous session do Click below and will request you to watch in series for Better understanding and clarity.
Do watch and do leave your comments,  i will be super motivated and will keep pushing to address your requirements. Write me at [email protected] in case if you like to write any specific topic.

Seesion 1-Roles and Autho-Intro
Session 2- Types of Roles

What is GxP?

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In this Post we will look in to the GxP. This is common term as part of the compliance if we are working in any Life sciences industry.

What is GxP?

GxP is a group of compliance that the particular industry should adopt as part of the industrial / audit compliance.

G- Stands for Good
x- is  Kind of Variable.
P-stands for Practice

we will see in detail few of the X- which the life science industry adapts.

 

Good Manufacturing Practice:

This process details the manufacturing process and also the process that are followed to eliminate the Risk.The industry need to adopt/ publish the quality standards that it will be following.It also describes the minimum deviation.  for more info

Good Laboratory Practice.

This process details and defines the quality system for the laboratory. This applies to non clinical studies.One of the core objectives is to ensure and promote the safety and reliablility of chemical in non-clinical and laboratory testing. ..read more

Good Documentation Practice:

This process defines the standards on which the documents are created,stored and retrieved in the complete life cycle of the process.It needs to have permanent traceable records.for more info

Good Clinical Practice.

This practice  defines on the process defined to conduct the clinical trial on the human bodies.High standards are required for clinical protocol. Read more

How to Start your Career in SAP !

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It was always my pleasure to be part of the career-building exercise for the graduate and lateral hires(With Experience) on their SAP Career. And this is one another initiative to utilize my 15+ years of SAP experience to share my transformation as a Textile Engineer to SAP – Subject Matter Expert.

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1.What is ERP and how does it work?
2.Why do we need ERP?
3.SAP Overview?
4.How does the SAP system works?
5.What are the career Opportunities in SAP?
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SAP Implementation – Textile Mill- Part 3

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Scenario-1:For Spinning Industries

From Cotton – Yarn = Spinning

*You can have Simple Bom,Routing,Production version etc.
*For this we can go with Strategy 10,20 – Make to stock and make to order scenario.
  • We need work with Discrete manufacturing principle where one order will be created at each stage.
  • Discrete orders will help them to trace the cost at the order level – which is very important for the Spinning industry

 

Read moreSAP Implementation – Textile Mill- Part 3

Deleting the IDOC

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Delete Idoc

If you are looking for solution of deletion of IDOC, then you can use the WE11 as option for deleting the IDOC.

It has selection parameters like Creation date, Status and many other parameters that can be used for selection.

It also has a Test run option to check and delete.

Other Topics on IDOC

IDOC Basics-1

IDOC-Basics-2

IDOC for Functional Consultants

 

 

 

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