Configuration of Model Service Specs.: Configuration Profile 

Use

To make a valuation of object characteristics in configuration the model service specifications possible, we need to create a link between this class and the corresponding class and its characteristics. The configuration profile is used here as the data structure across applications.

Procedure

  1. Call up the transaction as follows:
    2.

    Menu Path

    Logistics ® Central Functions ® Variant Configuration ® Configuration Profile ® Display

    Transaction Code

    CU43

    If the Select Configurable Object dialog box appears, select Model service specifications and choose .

  2. Enter the following data:
    3.

    Field

    Contents

    Model specs.

    RV-1101

  3. Choose .

    4. If there is no Model specs. field on the current screen, choose Change confble obj.. In the Select Configurable Object dialog box, select Model service specifications and choose .

    You can see that the model specification RV-1101 has the status 1 (Released).

  4. Select your item, then choose .
  5. Choose Class Assignment.

    6. You can see the configuration profile assigned to class RV_1101.

  6. Choose .
  7. Choose Dependencies.

    8. The system displays an overview of the dependencies at configuration profile level. These dependencies are only valid for the model specifications RV-1101. The dependencies at class level are valid at class level for all classes in the model specifications (compare with steps in the previous activity).

  8. Position your cursor on the dependency FLAECHE_BELAG, then choose Basic data.

    9. You can see that the dependency FLAECHE_BELAG is a procedure (indicator Procedure is set).

  9. Choose Dependency editor.

    10. The system displays a formula with similar syntax to ABAP/4. The value of the characteristic STRASSENBELAG results from the product of the values of the characteristics LAENGE_ERDAUSHUB and BREITE_ERDAUSHUB. The area of road surface to be removed is therefore completely dependent on the length and width of the hole that needs to be dug out.

  10. Choose , until the Display Dependency: Links to Objects screen appears.
  11. Repeat steps 8 through 10 for the other dependencies.

    12. The following list contains the characteristics and explanations for the corresponding assigned dependency:

     

    SEITENABSPERRUNG_SCHAL

    The characteristic should take on the value Schaltafeln, when the width of the hole (characteristic BREITE_ERDAUSHUB) is less than 2 meters, and the depth of the hole (characteristic TIEFE_ERDAUSHUB) is more than one meter.

    Or:

    This characteristic should take on the value Spundwand, when the width of the hole (characteristic BREITE_ERDAUSHUB) is more than 2 meters, and the depth of the hole (characteristic TIEFE_ERDAUSHUB) is more than one meter.

     

    VOLUMEN_ERDAUSHUB

    The value of the characteristic VOLUMEN_ERDAUSHUB is a result of the product of length multiplied by the width multiplied by the depth of the hole (characteristics LAENGE_ERDAUSHUB, BREITE_ERDAUSHUB, TIEFE_ERDAUSHUB )

     

    ROHR_MATERIAL_GUSS

    The characteristic ROHR_MATERIAL should have the value Guss, when the characteristic ORT has the value Grünflachen.

     

    ROHR_MATERIAL_STAHL

    The characteristic ROHR_MATERIAL should have the value Stahl, when the characteristic ORT has the value Produktion.

     

  12. Choose until the overview tree appears.