Codes ensure that issues can be entered in a standardized way and therefore be evaluated automatically. In Plant Maintenance, codes describe damage and malfunctions, the causes of the damage as well as its maintenance and repair, all of which is entered as technical findings in the plant maintenance history. In Quality Management, codes can be used, for example, to describe defect types, defect locations, defect causes, tasks, characteristic values, and usage decisions. You can use this business function to retrospectively deactivate codes that you have already used in documents. Deactivated codes are no longer available in the input help and can no longer be assigned manually either. However, even after deactivation, the codes and their long texts and assigned documents are still available as selection criteria in reports.
Technical Name of the Product Feature |
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Product feature is | new |
Country Dependency | Valid for all countries |
Software Component Version |
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Application Component | PM (Plant Maintenance) QM (Quality Management) PS-CLM (Claim Management) |
Availability | SAP enhancement package 4 (SP17) for SAP ERP 6.0 SAP enhancement package 5 (SP14) for SAP ERP 6.0 SAP enhancement package 6 (SP15) for SAP ERP 6.0 SAP enhancement package 6 for SAP ERP 6.0, version for SAP HANA, SPS 09 SAP enhancement package 7 (SP08) for SAP ERP 6.0 |
Required Business Function(s) |
You define codes in Customizing for Plant Maintenance and Customer Service
, for Quality Management
(Quality Planning
, Quality Inspection
, Quality Notification
) and for Claim Management
, by choosing, for example:
In the Change Codes
view (Customizing view cluster V_QPGR_CL
, view B_TQ15
) for catalog maintenance, there is a new Deactivated
checkbox. You can only deactivate codes if they are not part of a selected set.
Deactivation of codes in SAP GUI transactions: Working with Notification Codes
Deactivation of codes on the Web UI: Working with Notification Codes