How to use CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 - Create check routines for intr.flds

CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 - Overview

• Transaction Code: CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2

  Description: Create check routines for intr.flds

  Release: S/4HANA and ECC 6

• • Program: CNV_20551_CREATE_INTR_FLDS

    Screen: 1000

    Authorization Object:

  • Development Package: CNV_20551

    Package Description: Delete company code

    Parent Package: DMIS_APPL_CNV_CONV

  • Module/Component: CA-DT-CNV

    Description: Landscape Transformation for Conversion

CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 - Details

• SAP Tcode: CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 - Create check routines for intr.flds

  
  Overview: 
  CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 is a SAP transaction code used to create check routines for intr.flds. Intr.flds stands for interface fields, which are fields that are used to transfer data between two systems. This transaction code is used to create check routines that ensure the accuracy of the data being transferred. 
  
  Functionality: 
  The CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 transaction code allows users to create check routines for interface fields. These check routines are used to ensure that the data being transferred between two systems is accurate and complete. The check routines can be used to validate the data before it is transferred, as well as after it has been transferred. This helps to ensure that the data is accurate and complete before it is used in any other system or application. 
  
  Step-by-step How to Use: 
  1. Access the CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 transaction code in SAP. 
  2. Select the interface field for which you want to create a check routine. 
  3. Enter the details of the check routine, such as the type of validation, the values that should be checked, and any other parameters that need to be specified. 
  4. Save the check routine and activate it so that it can be used when transferring data between two systems. 
  
  Other Recommendations: 
  It is important to regularly review and update the check routines created with CNV_20551_INTR_FLDS2 in order to ensure that they are still valid