Report: RCS00160 - BOM Changes for a Change Number

RCS00160 SAP Report - BOM Changes for a Change Number

Original URL:http://www.se80.co.uk/sapreports/r/rcs0/rcs00160.htm

RCS00160 is a standard ABAP report available within your SAP system (depending on your version and release level). Below is the standard documentation available for this report and a few details of other objects it interacts with such as tables, function modules, includes etc. If you would like to see the full code listing simply enter the object name( RCS00160 ) into the relevant SAP transaction such as SE38 or SE80

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SAP Documentation for program RCS00160

DESCRIPTION
This program creates a list containing all the BOM changes for a change number.

PRECONDITION


OUTPUT
The header or item record is duplicated for every change with history. The list contains several display blocks with the following information:

Block identifying the BOM (obligatory):

Alternative,  (for example, material), description,  plant  
This block is generated for every change.
Block for changed header record (optional):

quantity, unit of measure, description, created by
Block for changed item record (optional):

item number, component, item type, quantity, unit of measure,  description
Column "AEN"  
The display blocks for the changed header or item records begin with  the column AEN. The information contained in this column is
explained below.  
Active header or item records:
New
The header or item record is created.  
This happens when an existing header or item is created or changed with  reference to a change number.
Old
The header or item record is changed.  
This can happen when an existing header or item is changed with  reference to a change number (there is a successor).
Logically deleted header or item records:
Del
This happens when an existing header or item is deleted with reference  to a change number (there is no succesor).  
Inactive item records (see examples):
Inn und Ind
The item valid-from date is greater than or equal to the valid-to date  (for example, due to a date shift).
Inn
The item starts with the change number.
Ind
The item ends with the change number.
Ina
The item valid-from date is equal to the valid-to date.  
The item was created and deleted with the same change number.  

Example 1
An item is created with change number N1, for example. It is then  deleted with the change number N2, for example. The same valid-from  date is used for both change numbers.
Reporting for N1
before deletion: New
after deletion: Inn
Reporting for N2
after deletion: Ind
Example 2 (date shift)  
An item is created with a change number N1, for example. It is then  deleted with the change number N2, for example. Different valid-from  dates are used for the two change numbers.  
The date can be shifted as follows:
N1 date shifted to after N2 date
N2 date shifted to before N1 date
Reporting
Reporting for N1
before the shift: New
after the shift: Inn
REporting for N2
before the shift: Del
after the shift: Ind  

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