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2018-02-16 1731743 Page 1/2

1731743 - EWM development: Loading warehouse task is


not saved
Version 1 Type SAP Note
Language English Master Language English
Priority Recommendations / Additional Info Category Consulting
Release Status Released for Customer Released On 30.10.2012
Component SCM-EWM-DLP-BF ( Basic Functions/Services )

Please find the original document at https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/ 1731743

Symptom

You develop an own report/transaction in EWM to perform one of the following actions on delivery
documents: loading, reverse loading, unloading and reverse unloading.

In the custom code you call the standard delivery service provider to perform the action (class
/SCDL/CL_SP or its corresponding subclasses).
In the background warehouse tasks may be created but they are not saved during delivery save
which results an inconsistent state.

Other Terms

/SCWM/CL_IM_SP_EX_ASPECT->ACT_HEAD_LOAD, service provider, RAISE EVENT WT_CREATED,


/SCWM/IF_SP_C=>SC_ACT_LOADING, /SCWM/IF_SP_C=>SC_ACT_CANCEL_LOADING, ABAP,
programming, inconsistency

Reason and Prerequisites

Development activities / programming in EWM

It is highly recommended to read the documents attached to consulting note 1414179 before doing
any delivery-related developments in the EWM system.

Disclaimer: Note that most of the mentioned methods are no official released functions. SAP does
not guarantee that they will be kept stable. SAP may change/remove them without notice. Any use is
at your own risk.

Solution

In the standard delivery the core service provider is called to perform loading/unloading actions on
delivery documents. It is handled in the service provider BAdI implementation class
/SCWM/CL_IM_SP_EX_ASPECT.

In the method ACT_HEAD_LOAD the event WT_CREATED is raised when warehouse tasks have to be
saved, not only the delivery changes.

If the WT_CREATED event is not handled and the warehouse tasks are not saved by the custom code
then inconsistencies will occur in the database due to missing data.

You have to prepare your code to handle this event and save the warehouse tasks if necessary
before saving the delivery changes.

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Example in the standard application:


The transaction /SCWM/PRDO uses the class /SCWM/CL_SP as UI service provider layer. This class
has the method ON_WT_CREATED registered for event WT_CREATED of the class
/SCWM/CL_IM_SP_EX_ASPECT.

When WT_CREATED is raised in method ACT_HEAD_LOAD then ON_WT_CREATED sets a dedicated


flag to 'X'.

When the save action is triggered on the UI of /SCWM/PRDO then the method /SCWM/CL_SP->
/SCMB/IF_SP_TRANSACTION~SAVE is called. If the flag has the value 'X' (abap_true) then it saves the
warehouse tasks by calling /SCWM/TO_POST before saving the delivery documents with the core
service provider (/SCDL/CL_SP->/SCDL/IF_SP1_TRANSACTION~SAVE).

Conclusion: saving the changes by calling the core service provider may not be enough when
warehouse task are created in the background. In such case you also have to call the corresponding
WOP function to save all the data consistently. You may use the standard method /SCWM/CL_SP->
/SCMB/IF_SP_TRANSACTION~SAVE as reference.

Other Components

Component Description

SCM-EWM-SR Shipping and Receiving

This document refers to

SAP Note/KBA Title

1414179 Technical documents for software development in EWM

This document is referenced by

SAP Note/KBA Title

1414179 Technical documents for software development in EWM

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