
You can use the recording function to create a new object (or a new "import method") if neither a standard batch input program nor a standard direct input program nor the BAPI/IDoc method is available for a data object.
Recording entries are assigned to one project each.
You are on the LSM Workbench initial screen.
Recordings may also be useful when using a standard program in order to reduce the number of target fields.
Proceed as follows in order to create a recording:
On the LSM Workbench initial screen, choose . An overview of recordings is displayed.
Choose .
Fill in the fields.
Recordings are assi gned to exactly one project.
Choose Continue. A dialog box appears.
Enter the corresponding transaction code. See: Determining the Transaction Code
If you want to save documentation for your recording, make sure you are in change mode and choose .
Now you can run the specified transaction. Fill all those fields with data that you want to supply with values of your legacy data later on.
This is not a simulation mode. Any entries that you make here are posted in the system. Make sure that you do not enter any data that can have unwanted effects. The data you have entered is replaced by the corresponding legacy data in the data transfer.
When using the recording function, you have to define the number of items and the screen sequence. You are not able to use variables. The target structure must be flat, it must not contain any header/item structures with a variable number of items.
Each object can have multiple recordings assigned to it.
You also have the option of creating a recording in transaction SHDB, generating a program from this recording, and then modifying and registering this program so that it can be used in the LSMW.
Once the recording has been completed, you can edit it. You can delete fields or add new fields.