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Has anyone out there successfully extracted data from one or more of SAP Cluster tables?
Thanks
Hi!
You will need a little bit of ABAP code to translate the clustered data back to regular data.
Usually you put this ABAP code into an RFC function module and then call this BAPI with Xtract QV BAPI:
http://www.theobald-software.com/en/products/xtractqv/sapr3access.htm
(please scroll down to BAPI component)
If you're interested I can try to find and publish the ABAP code. It was only a couple of lines....
regards,
Patrick
If you have the ABAP code that would be great. I am not an ABAP'er, nor do I want to be.
Thanks
Thom
hi!
My colleaque who created the code is currently on vacation. I must wait for him and will come back to you as soon as he's available again....
Kind regards,
Patrick Theobald
Thanks Patrick. I will wait for your reply.
Thom
Hello Thom,
below you can find the ABAP Code/ Custom Function Module to read the Cluster Tables PCL1 and PCL2.
If you fill in the Import Parameter "ACTIONID" with P1 , then you need the Personnel No. In the field PERNR. No additional parameters are needed. You get the result in the Table Parameter ST. If you need the payroll results of the Cluster Table PCL2, you need to fill in the ACTIONID "P2" and have to fill in a Start- and Enddate to the Parameters STARTDATE and ENDDATE. Then you get the Payroll results of the Table PCL2 in the Table parameter CRT.
I hope this code helps you.
Best regards,
Ali
FUNCTION Z_HR_CLUSTER_READ.
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*"*"Local Interface:
*" IMPORTING
*" VALUE(PERNR) TYPE PC2B0-PERNR OPTIONAL
*" VALUE(ACTIONID) TYPE CHAR2 DEFAULT 'P1'
*" VALUE(STARTDATE) TYPE DATS OPTIONAL
*" VALUE(ENDDATE) TYPE DATS OPTIONAL
*" TABLES
*" ERT STRUCTURE PC2B8 OPTIONAL
*" ST STRUCTURE PC2B5 OPTIONAL
*" CRT STRUCTURE PC208 OPTIONAL
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
DATA : BEGIN OF it_pcl1 OCCURS 0,
srtfd TYPE pcl1-srtfd,
END OF it_pcl1.
DATA BEGIN OF b1_key.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE pdc10.
DATA END OF b1_key.
IF actionid = 'P1'.
SELECT srtfd
FROM pcl1
INTO TABLE it_pcl1
WHERE relid EQ 'B1'
AND srtfd EQ pernr
AND srtf2 EQ 0.
LOOP AT it_pcl1.
MOVE it_pcl1-srtfd TO b1_key.
IMPORT st ert FROM DATABASE pcl1(b1) ID b1_key.
IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
IF actionid = 'P2'.
DATA : it_rgdir TYPE TABLE OF pc261 INITIAL SIZE 0,
wa_rgdir LIKE LINE OF it_rgdir,
it_crt TYPE pay99_result-inter-crt,
wa_crt LIKE LINE OF it_crt,
wa_payrollresult TYPE pay99_result,
v_molga TYPE molga.
DATA : BEGIN OF wa_out,
pernr TYPE pernr-pernr,
gross TYPE pc207-betrg, "Amount
net TYPE pc207-betrg,
END OF wa_out,
it_outtab LIKE TABLE OF wa_out.
wa_out-pernr = PERNR.
CALL FUNCTION 'CU_READ_RGDIR'
EXPORTING
persnr = PERNR
IMPORTING
molga = v_molga
TABLES
in_rgdir = it_rgdir
EXCEPTIONS
no_record_found = 1
OTHERS = 2.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
LOOP AT it_rgdir INTO wa_rgdir
WHERE fpbeg GE startdate AND
fpend LE enddate AND
srtza EQ 'A'. "Current result
CALL FUNCTION 'PYXX_READ_PAYROLL_RESULT'
EXPORTING
clusterid = 'RD'
employeenumber = PERNR
sequencenumber = wa_rgdir-seqnr
READ_ONLY_INTERNATIONAL = 'X'
CHANGING
payroll_result = wa_payrollresult
EXCEPTIONS
illegal_isocode_or_clusterid = 1
error_generating_import = 2
import_mismatch_error = 3
subpool_dir_full = 4
no_read_authority = 5
no_record_found = 6
versions_do_not_match = 7
error_reading_archive = 8
error_reading_relid = 9
OTHERS = 10.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
LOOP AT wa_payrollresult-inter-crt INTO wa_crt.
CASE wa_crt-lgart.
WHEN '/101'. " Gross
APPEND wa_crt TO crt.
ENDCASE.
CLEAR wa_out.
ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
ENDFUNCTION.
I extracted data from KONV, BSEG . Never faced any issue during extraction.
Hello Sunil,
Thom is asking about clusterd tables. The Payroll Cluster Tables are PCL1 and PCL2. BSEG and KONV aren't clustered tables, and can be extracted the "normal" way throug table extraction. PCL1 and PCL2 can also, but they include the data in LRAW fields, which make no sense to read them the normal way
Best regards,
Ali