Overview of Integration Mechanisms and Business Objects 
Integration Mechanisms
The following table gives you an overview of the mechanisms to integrate an SAP Global Batch Traceability (SAP GBT) system with other systems:
Source System |
Where-Used Data |
Master Data |
Organizational Data |
|---|---|---|---|
SAP ERP system |
Via remote function call (RFC) using integration component GBTRINT |
Via IDoc interface using Application Link Enabling (ALE) |
Via RFC using integration component GBTRINT |
Non-SAP ERP system |
Via enterprise service or via report /GBT/R_EVENT_DI using SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Via SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Not supported |
Business Objects (Where-Used Data)
The following table gives you an overview of the business objects (where-used data) that are supported by SAP GBT:
Object in SAP GBT |
Type of Data |
Object in SAP ERP |
Integration Mechanism |
|---|---|---|---|
Batch relationship |
Where-used data |
Table:
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Sales order or sales order return |
Where-used data |
Sales order |
Via batch relationship together with the delta load or initial load |
Production order |
Where-used data |
Production order |
Via batch relationship together with the delta load or initial load |
Purchase order |
Where-used data |
Purchase order |
Via batch relationship together with the delta load or initial load |
Delivery |
Where-used data |
Outbound delivery |
Via batch relationship together with the delta load or initial load |
Material document |
Where-used data |
Material document |
Via batch relationship together with the delta load or initial load |
Order reservation |
Where-used data |
Table CHVW_PRE |
Via batch relationship together with the delta load or initial load |
Business Objects (Master Data)
The following table gives you an overview of the business objects (master data) that are supported by SAP GBT:
Object in SAP GBT |
Type of Data |
Object in SAP ERP |
Integration Mechanism |
|---|---|---|---|
Batch class and batch characteristics |
Master data |
Batch class and batch characteristics |
Via IDoc interface using Application Link Enabling (ALE) or via file import using SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Batch master |
Master data |
Batch master |
Via IDoc interface using Application Link Enabling (ALE) or via file import using SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Batch classification |
Master data |
Classification |
Via IDoc interface using Application Link Enabling (ALE) or via file import using SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Customer as business partner |
Master data |
Customer or debitor |
Via IDoc interface using Application Link Enabling (ALE) or via file import using SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Vendor as business partner |
Master Ddata |
Vendor or creditor |
Via IDoc interface using Application Link Enabling (ALE) or via file import using SAP Legacy System Migration Workbench |
Business Objects (Organizational Data)
The following table gives you an overview of the business objects (organizational data) that are supported by SAP GBT:
Object in SAP GBT |
Type of Data |
Object in SAP ERP |
Integration Mechanism |
|---|---|---|---|
Plant as business partner |
Organizational data |
Plant |
Synchronization report as job |