Filling Within the specification workbench in the
Basic Data and Tools
component, you can classify materials and assign them to an identification number (UN, ID, or NA number) and the corresponding legal data according to the dangerous goods regulation.
You use the
filling
process to transfer the
dangerous goods basic data
that you created and edited in specification management to the dangerous goods master within an SAP system. You can then transport this data using the
distribution
process to other SAP systems.
Note
For more information about the assignment of table fields or value assignment types in the specification database to the table fields in the dangerous goods master, see Assigning Table Fields .
If you want to take engineering change management into account when filling, you must have set the
Active
indicator for the corresponding change numbers for the object types
Specification
,
Phrase
, and
Dangerous goods
, and also used the change numbers.
See also: Change Status Selection
The data can be filled from
specification management
to the
dangerous goods master
and distributed from there to other target systems. Thus, data in
specification management
prepares data in the dangerous goods master and this data in turn prepares the data in the target systems. To avoid data loss during this process, you must have fully edited the data in
specification management
and
phrase management
.
Caution
Fields exist in the
dangerous goods master
that can only be edited there manually ( see
Non-Fillable Fields
). Since no values are delivered for these fields during filling, the values for these fields are prepared depending on how you edited the checkbox structure in the IMG activity
Specify Checkbox Structure for Dangerous Goods Master
.
When assigning values to danger label numbers in
specification management
, you have edited your entries in the correct sequence. For this multi-value field, only the first seven danger label numbers can be taken into account.
The active indicator must be set in the usage for all value assignments that are to be copied (see Usage ).
Assign the highest priority to the rating whose values you want to copy to the dangerous goods master in the IMG activity
Specify Ratings
in Customizing for
Basic Data and Tools
.
Note
If you have assigned an equally high priority to value assignment instances within a value assignment type, the value assignment type is not filled.
If you have not set a value assignment instance to
Active
within a value assignment type, the value assignment type is not filled.
If you have not set the value assignment instance with the highest priority to
Active
within a value assignment type, the value assignment type is not filled.
Make sure that you only use standard units when editing data in the specification database.
Note
If you are using the function to make filling more flexible , you are free to use other units.
Make sure that no interval values were entered as value assignments. During filling, the system interprets interval values as if there were no values present.
Note
If you are using the function to make filling more flexible, you are free also to fill interval values.
Make sure that only values for 15°C, 20°C and 50°C are entered for the value assignment type
Density
, and that the units of measurement correspond. During filling, the system interprets values for other temperatures as if there were no values present.
Note
If you are using the function to make filling more flexible, you are free to specify the value assignment type
Density
at any temperature.
Use the Business Add-In (BAdI)
Filter Specifications for Filling
if you have assigned a number of specifications to individual materials. For more information, see
BAdI: Filter Specifications for Filling
in the Implementation Guide (IMG) for
Dangerous Goods Management
.
During filling:
You should not edit any dangerous goods-relevant data in
specification management
in the source system.
You should not edit any data in the dangerous goods master in the
Dangerous Goods Management
component.
Note
Data records that are being edited in the dangerous goods master are not filled.
You have set up filling in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
.
You have the required authorizations.
You must be able to read data from the specification database, and also create, display, change, and delete data in the dangerous goods master.
You call filling and if necessary enter selection criteria to restrict data transfer to certain data.
Note
Data for the storage hazard class, VbF class, and water pollution class is copied to the warehouse management system only using a special transaction.
For more information, see the IMG for
Warehouse Management
under
.
The system transfers the data records to fill the dangerous goods tables DGTMD, DGTM2, and DGTPK for which the logical key can be formed uniquely from material and dangerous goods regulation.
You can use the data in the
Dangerous Goods Management
component. You can edit data depending on the authorization you have been given.
You can start a simulation .
The dangerous goods data can be distributed to other target systems.
You can run filling with change pointer once per day only. You should schedule filling for shortly after midnight so that you can guarantee that the system takes all changes into account.
Filling supports only one instance for dangerous goods classifications. No additional inactive instances must be specified. If more than one instance is specified, it is impossible to predict which instance the system will use for filling.
In principle, the system takes into account during filling whether instances are marked as being relevant for dangerous goods, meaning that if you rate an instance as not relevant for dangerous goods, this instance is not filled.