This is a transaction for manual sending of equipment master records from SAP ECC/S4 to FSM.
Usually, execution of this transaction is not necessary. The initial equipment transfer can be performed via the so-called full sync (see Full sync). Additionally, due to event implementation, newly created or updated equipment (IE01/IE02) will be transferred automatically.
Use this transaction to transfer singular objects to FSM or to unblock objects when other solutions fail.
| Send equipments only if they had already been sent before. The setting prevents sending equipments not used by any service order. Currently, this functionality is handled by the ‘Force sending’ parameter. |
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Send Subhierarchy | Trigger sending of equipments belonging to the top-down structure of the one entered in data selection.  The option has the same effect as ‘Send sub hier’ in transaction /PACG/ECM_EQ1 and overwrites it (if it’s set here, send the subhierarchy, even though it’s not set in /PACG/ECM_EQ1).  |
Intercompany transfer | Check this field to include plants set as ‘intercompany’ when transferring equipment to SAP FSM. If no plant assignment is marked as ‘intercompany’ for a given company, this setting does not cause any changes. Learn more: /PACG/ECM_PLAS - Plant Assignment |
(S4)PACG 200 SP08 Created on | Transfer equipment that was created on a given date or within the defined date range |
(S4)PACG 200 SP08 Changed on | Transfer equipment that was changed on a given date or within the defined date range |
(S4)PACG 200 SP09 Send measuring points | During equipment transfer, measuring points assigned to the equipment will be additionally sent. They’ll be visible on the FSM mobile application, on the equipment’s record. Learn more about the integration scope and setup steps: Measuring points and measurements readings |
(S4)PACG 200 SP09 Send measuring points with doc | During equipment transfer, measurement points and documents created for the equipment will be additionally sent. They’ll be visible on the FSM mobile application, on the equipment’s record. Learn more about the integration scope and setup steps: Measuring points and measurements readings |