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If operators „=" or „<>" are used, it is possible to mask the value in the filters and activation (but not in the Selection of Control Groups).
Example: Check value = M* and Operator „=" → all values starting with an M are valid.
In general multiple filter entries are linked as AND, e.g. all conditions must be fulfilled (for special requirements please refer to Dependencies / Dependent values, field Type). But if the same field in a related filter definition is entered several times, the definitions for this field will always be linked OR.
Example
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MVIEW:MMS
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MARA
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LABOR
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001
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MVIEW:MMS
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MARA
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002
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MVIEW:MMS
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MARA
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MTART
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HALB
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Filter is valid if
MARA-LABOR = '001' OR '002' AND MARA-MTART = 'HALB'
Exception: „Not equal test" (<>) on the same field will always be linked AND, because using OR for multiple entries will always return one valid result.
MVIEW:MMS | MARA | LABOR | 001 |
MVIEW:MMS | MARA | LABOR | 002 |
MVIEW:MMS | MARA | MTART | HALB |
The date format is JJJJMMDD e.g. 20041201 for December 1st 2004.
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If ProMaterialData is used together with object dependencies from ProConfiguration (CFM), ProMaterialData will not show a new material status which has been set (plant specific, cross plant, distribution chain).
ProMaterialData data updates are carried out BEFORE updating CFM object dependencies.
In general ProMaterialData and ProConfiguration should not handle the same status fields.
To avoid ProMaterialData activities triggered by CFM object dependencies, and if no further actions are necessary it may be possible to use option „set directly" in CFM.
For activating a control group using a filter on Plant do the following:
Handler ID | Filter Field 1 | Filter Field 2 | Filter Field 3 | Operator | Test Value |
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DBVAL:MMS | MARC | WERKS | <MATNR>/* | = | 1000 |
DBVAL:MMS | MARC | WERKS | <MATNR>/* | = | 2000 |
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