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Definition

Structure link Archiving object with which you can archive maintenance orders and service orders in the Plant Maintenance application component.

Structure

The archiving object PR_ORDER contains all the order data:

Table

Content

AFIH

Order header

AFAB

Network - Relationships

IHPA

Partners

IHSG, IHGNS

Permits

ILOA

Location and account assignment for the maintenance object

OPROL

Operation link to object list entry

MSM_COMM_LOG_1

Communications log for MSM for paging

MSM_COMM_LOG_2

Communications log for MSM for paging status

PMCO

Cost structure and overview of the order

MCIPMIS

Order data for PMIS

PMCOQT

Quantity structure for the maintenance order

PMPL

Print data for the order

PMSDO

PM organizational data for SD documents

   

SER00 (see note)

General header table for serial number management

SER05 (see note)

Document header for serial numbers for the refurbishment order

OBJK (see note)

Object list

AFPO (see note)

Order item

 

Note

If the order in question is a refurbishment order, the system archives the tables SER00, SER05, and OBJK: However, these tables are not deleted. You can archive these tables together with the serial number history ( Archiving Object PM_OBJLIST).

Table AFPO is only available for refurbishment orders and is therefore only archived for these orders.

 

By including the archiving classes (P_Order and Text), the following data is also archived:

Note

Since Release 3.0F, it has been possible during an archiving session to generate a historical order simultaneously from a maintenance order.

If you set the indicator Historical orders on the initial screen for the archiving run, the deletion program deletes the order from the SAP online database and at the same time, creates a historical order in aggregated form from the database. The order number remains the same.

See also:

Structure link Archiving Object: Overview

 

 

 

 

 

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