/PACG/ECM_NCKD - Network control key determination

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This is a project-spefic (PS integration) version of transaction /PACG/ECM_CKDET - Update control key after act. ass. in FSM.

Define which control keys (in combination with network order types) are relevant for activity transfer to SAP FSM. First consideration is given to the setting which are responsible for definition of network definition (/PACG/ECM_SCTDO). In that customizing must be entered row with same network type and also has marked ‘Active’ field. The important thing to note is that the transaction is about determining the value when creating a copy of the activity in FSM. If an activity was created in FSM without any reference, then the determining field is 'No new operation' in /PACG/ECM_SCTDO. Details are shown in the table:

Marked field in /PACG/ECM_SCTDO determinate working /pacg/ecm_nckd

This customizing is taken into secondary consideration

Create AE

Customize if a new (copied in SAP FSM) activity should be assigned to the same operation as the source activity (option ‘N') or if a new operation should be created for this activity (option ‘Y’). Field ‘No new operation’ from /pacg/ecm_sctdo must be active to use this option.

Update Act (S4) PACG 200 SP06

Allow to set up in which situation activity can be modified or it has blockade. in case the activity is blocked then any modifications will remain on the FSM side without interfering with the data presented in SAP. There are 4 provided scenarios:

Allow activity element from SAP & FSM
Do not update activity from FSM
Do not update activity from SAP
Do not update activity from SAP & FSM

Behaviour of this option depends on the settings in /PACG/ECM_SCTDO. Field ‘Actualize Operation’ must be checked when activity will be updated in SAP/FSM.

Res. cntr. key

If the field ‘Create AE’ is set to ‘Y', a new control key can be specified for the new operation.