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Prerequisites

Before reloading payment requests, you must ensure that the appropriate archive files are on the local drive so that the program can access them.

Procedure

  1. Choose Accounting ® Financial accounting ® Banks ® Periodic processing ® Archiving ® Payment requests then Goto ® Reload.
  2. The Archive Administration: Reload Archive Files screen appears.

  3. Enter a variant name and choose Maintain.
  4. The selection screen for maintaining variants appears.
  5. You can limit the number of payment requests to be reloaded using the Key number selection criteria, meaning that only the payment requests from the key number interval you specify are reloaded.
  6. If you start the reload program in test mode, the system only simulates the reload run. The system does not change data in the database or in the archive.
  7. If the indicator is not set, the reload program is started in update mode, that is, the system changes data in the database or in the archive.
  8. Choose Back.
  9. The system asks you whether you want to save your values. To save your data choose Yes.
  10. The ABAP: Save Attributes of Variant screen appears, and you enter a description of your variant in the Description field.
  11. For more information about editing variants, see Structure link creating archive files.

  12. Save the variant by choosing Save. To return to the Archive Administration: Reload Archive Files screen choose Back.
  13. Make the following settings:
    1. Select the archive from which data is to be reloaded
    2. Enter the start date for the reload program.
    3. Enter the spool parameter for the reload program.
  14. Once you have entered your selection criteria and have set the archive selection, start date, and spool parameters, choose Execute.

To display the status of the jobs you created choose Goto ® Job overview.

Note that payment requests are not specially marked as having been reloaded and are returned to their original condition.

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