Prerequisites
- You must be defined as a coordinator for all languages ****
- You must have authorization object LOLI Create or Delete
Local Lists with value 01 Create
Allowed or 02 Create and Delete
Allowed.
- A suitable .csv file is required.
Procedure
- Call transaction LXE_MASTER.
- Choose .
The Local Lists dialog box appears.
- In the Create Local Lists group box, enter a suitable name and description in
the Name and Description fields.
Your entry in the Name field becomes part of the technical name of the local
list.
Your entry in the Description field is displayed when you manage
local lists at the top of the Local Lists dialog box,
and when you assign a local list for translation. Translators see the
description when they select a local list in transaction
SE63 to call up an on-the-fly
worklist.
- If necessary, change the default delimiter ; to a different delimiter
such as ,
-
If you want to replace an existing local list, select the Replace Existing List
(Else Update List) checkbox.
If you want to update an existing local list, do not select the checkbox.
If you want to create a new local list, the checkbox is irrelevant.
- In the Import Objects From .csv File group box, select the
appropriate radio button, depending on how you created the
.csv file.
- Object Type + Object Name
- Target Language + Object Type + Object Name
This option generates a language-specific local list, so you are advised
to include the target language or languages in the
Description field.
If the .csv file contains more than one target
language, all of the objects are written to a single local list.
Nevertheless, objects in the local list with target language nlNL (for
example) can only be called up in an on-the-fly worklist for target
language nlNL, not for any other target languages in the
system.
- Transport Object (Program ID + Object + Object Name)
- Choose File and select the .csv file.
A message informs you if the local list has been created or not.
Results
- A local list is created using a .csv file. To display the local list,
in the Manage Local Lists group box, choose .
- If you generated the local list according to object type + object name, it is
displayed under the header GENE Generic List.
- If you generated the local list according to target language + object type +
object name, it is displayed under the header MIXL Multiple Languages
List.
- If you generated the local list according to transport object (program ID +
object + object name), it is displayed under the header SYST Transport
Objects List.
- Irrespective of how you generated the local list, the text that you entered in
the Description field is displayed to the right of the technical name of
the local list. The number of objects in the local list is displayed to the left
of its technical name.
You can now assign the local list for translation, or use it to call up an on-the-fly
worklist or create an object list.