Managing the DDIC Conversion Using Control Tables 

When using control tables for the DDIC conversion, information about either exceptions or the execution of DDIC conversion is passed on to subsequent control tables by means of indicators. This happens automatically when you execute the reports in the sequence specified. You may manually intervene in DDIC conversion management but only to the extent described in Activities for Business Partner Conversion

The following tables show an example of the status of control tables and database tables after the relevant report has been executed. The first table shows the status for exceptions from the DDIC conversion and the second table shows the status for cases where the DDIC conversion was carried out:

Status after execution of the reports for EXCEPTIONS from DDIC conversion

Report sequence	Control table	Indicator	Domain	Data element
RFTBUH02_1	BPUM_ROL	NO_RELEVANCE is set	BP_PARTNR	Z_CK_TEST_OLD
RFTBUH02_2	BPUM (no entry is generated)

Status after execution of the reports for cases where DDIC conversion was CARRIED OUT

Report sequence	Control table	Indicator	Domain	Data element
RFTBUH02_1	BPUM_ROL	NO_KFM not set	BP_PARTNR	BPUM_ROL
RFTBUH05 (copy data element to *_NEW)	BPUM_ROL     BPUM_ROL	NO_KFM set (manual) NO_KFM not set	BP_PARTNR     BP_PARTNR	BPUM_ROL   BPUM_ROL
RFTBUH03 (exchange domains in DB)	BPUM_ROL   BPUM_ROL	NO_KFM set NO_KFM not set	BP_PARTNR   BU_PARTNER	BPUM_ROL   BPUM_ROL
RFTBUH06 (exchange data elements in DB)	BPUM_ROL	NO_KFM not set	BU_PARTNER	BPUM_ROL
RFTBUH04 (reassign foreign keys)	Values not changed	Values not changed	Values not changed	Values not changed