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When using product allocation (PAL) in global ATP, if the characteristic value (CVC) does not exist ATP fails with a generic message that does not help to identify the values of the missing CVC. What is the best way to identify the values that were checked (and are missing)?

asked 28 Sep '12, 17:48

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I don't know a simple solution for this. What I normally do is to get the name of the generated program from table /SAPAPO/T190G (value from field REPUID and starts with GP) and then stop the debugger in the FORM chars_item_pluid_search of that program (or several programs if there are multiple PAL groups). This generated program is called from function /SAPAPO/QT_INDEX_ENTRY_SEARCH, that is also a good place to set a break point.

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