Author: Vedarth Desai A very common requirement from customer is to modify the outputs of standard reports. Here I have tried to explain how to modify the standard report ME2N output. Requirement Purchase Documents per Document Number: T-code: ME2N is a standard report that retrieves a purchase order details via a document number and other user-defined parameters. Minimum parameters in selection-screen we need to pass are valid Scope of list and Either of remaining fields. Scope of List defines the format in which report will get display. In general, Report output looks like below. Here in this output we need to add one additional column which will display some information as per the requirement. Here let’s add an extra field/column and display ‘Net Order Value Incl. Tax’. There are mainly 2 steps to do the modification. Add desired field in Output structure. Write code to populate the value in th...
Purpose The blog provide guidelines on the necessary steps that needs to be followed to automate housekeeping task using SAP HANACleaner script. Background It’s really a good practice to set up housekeeping task from the early stage of your project as there are some task which you know in advance whereas some housekeeping task comes after your production system go-live like Table Growth. This blog demonstrate the steps involved to perform housekeeping for cleanup of backup catalog entries. The idea behind performing this activity is that, with time entries in backup catalog table grows which result in higher data footprint at persistent level results in more memory utilization. So, this is one of many tables on which we can perform housekeeping task and keep it under threshold. Overview This section will provide an overview on what is HANA Catalog and where it used and how to check its size etc. and all the relevant information with respect to backup. Backup Files – Delet...
Libya’s oil and gas revenues have fallen to roughly $1.57 billion in August, a $445 million drop off from the previous month, state oil company NOC announced on October 26 (via Reuters ). The company blamed a contractual waiver in the country’s Oil Crescent region – stretching along the coast from Sirte to Ras Lanuf and down to the Jufra district – after fighting had closed the Es Sider and Ras Lanuf export hubs in June. NOC production has also suffered due to “ongoing security challenges” in the western El Sharara field where gunmen attacked and kidnaped two staff members in June, the company said in a statement. September revenues would be back to “normal levels following healthy advanced spot sales and on-target production,” NOC said. NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla told Reuters on October 24 that Libya is currently producing 1.3 million barrels per day (b/d) of crude. Production levels are at their highest since mid-2013, according to Reuters estimates, but remain lower than pre-...
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