Function documentationEdit Base Items

 

You can separately edit base items using the base item editor (transaction N2BASEITEM). Some editing functions are also integrated in the definition tools of the components in use, for example, in template management of the documentation work station and in the definition of treatment pathways.

The functions of the base item editor are described here.

Features

The base item editor offers the following functions:

  • Create Base Items

  • Display Base Items

  • Change Base Items

  • Copy Base Items

  • Activate Base Item

  • Deactivate Base Item

  • Check Base Item

  • Delete Base Item

  • Print Base Item

  • Transport Base Item

  • Where-Used List

The following functions are possible at other locations, but not in the base item editor. Some are provided by the components in use.

  • Create Group

  • Rename Group

  • Delete Group

  • Assign Base Item to Group

  • Remove Base Item from Group

Activities

The institution is a required entry for the access to editing.

Activities for Accessing Editing:

Function

Procedure

Create Base Item

  1. Use input help to enter the base item type.

  2. Enter a name.

  3. Choose Create.

Display Base Item

Use input help to enter the name of base item.

The system displays the base items grouped by base item type.

Change Base Item

  1. Use input help to enter the name of base item.

    The base item type and the name contain the selected value.

  2. Choose Change.

Copy Base Item

  1. Use the input help to enter the name of the template for the new base item.

    The base item type and the name contain the selected value.

  2. Choose Copy Template.

    The Copy Base Item screen appears.

  3. Enter the name of the new base item in Target and choose Continue (Continue).

  4. Enter further data on the base item and save.

Activities for Editing a Base Item:

Function

Procedure

Check Base Item

- Only available in change mode -

Choose Check (Check).

Activate Base Item

- Only available for base items with status Inactive-

Choose Active (Active).

Following the check the system sets the status to Active and saves the base item.

Deactivate Base Item

- Only available for base items with status Active-

Choose Deactivate (Deactivate).

If the system cannot find a user, it sets the status of the base item to Inactive and saves the base item.

If the system finds users, it warns the end user that he or she is deactivating a base item that still has users.

Print Base Item

Choose Start of the navigation path Base Item Next navigation step Print End of the navigation path.

The system creates a printout with all base item data. Some base item types do not support this function. You can find more information in the documentation for the respective base item type.

Display Where-Used List

  1. Choose Where Used List (Where Used List).

    The Search Area dialog appears.

  2. Set the indicator for the desired search area and choose Continue.

    You access the Where Used List screen with the users of the base item depending on the search area.

Transport Base Item

You can transport base items to another client or into another system

You should note that base items in Inactive status are not executed on productive clients.

A) With correction connection

  1. Choose Save.

    Depending on the current client setting, the base item is added to a transport request. The system checks the changeability of the object and the client setting. The system prompts you to select a transport request.

  2. Enter a transport request and choose Continue (Continue).

    B) Without correction connection

  3. Choose Start of the navigation path Base Item Next navigation step Transport End of the navigation path.

    The system prompts you to select a transport request.

  4. Enter a transport request and choose Continue (Continue).

    You receive a transport request with the base item. Check whether you must transport other system objects, e.g. a BAdI implementation.

  5. Release the transport request.

Set Deletion Indicator

If you want to delete a base item, no more users may exist. You can check this using the where used list.

  1. Choose Start of the navigation path Base Item Next navigation step Delete End of the navigation path.

    You access the Set Deletion Indicator dialog to confirm the deletion indicator.

  2. Confirm the delete operation.

    The system sets a deletion indicator and saves the base item.

Delete Base Item

  1. Exit the base item editor.

  2. Run program RN2BASEITEMDELETE again.

  3. You make the necessary entries.

  4. Set the Delete Data indicator and choose Execute (Execute).

    The system creates a log of changes to the dataset.