Hello everyone,
I'm new in the Community, and I hope I can help and learn as much as possible here ![]()
Let me share with you a little issue I have been struggling longer than what I'd like to regarding T codeCT04.
I will try to explain it as simplest as possible, as I have not much experience and I am also using a lot of business specific data:
I use CU01 for defining several dependencies such as:
DependencyD_A which definition is ENG_MOD='V6'
Dependency D_B which definition is ENG_MOD='WANKLE'
I use CL02 for defining a Class named ENG_PROPERTIES, and it has two Characteristics (ENG_YEAR and ENG_MOD).
I use CT04 for managing CharacteristicENG_YEAR.
I may want to define the Value2007 within the CharacteristicENG_YEAR, and create its Objects Dependencies.
If I set an Object Dependency called D_A (using the one I already made on CU01); then, the ENG_YEAR = 2007 has a Dependency with ENG_MOD = V6.
And everything is working properly!
PS: I am using a made-up example, trying to make it simple. This example could mean that one of the options of engines manufactured during 2007 could be a model of V6 engine...
HOWEVER!!!!!
If I set a second Object Dependency called D_B (using the one I already made on CU01); then, the ENG_YEAR = 2007SHOULD have both Dependencies with ENG_MOD = V6 and ENG_MOD = WANKLE.
This would mean that an engine manufactured during 2007 could be a V6 engine or a Wankle engine.
I use IA05 for defining a General Maintenance Task List for an engine called RP01. I link RP01 with ClassENG_PROPERTIES, and I fill in the Characteristics fields:
- ENG_MOD: V6.
- ENG_YEAR: 2007.
If I use these values, then SAP gives me an Inconsistency. And this does not happen if the Characteristic has ONLY ONE Object Dependency...
I feel like having two Object Dependencies does not work as a Logical OR. Could this be the reason?
I know a way to solve it, which is setting an Object Dependency which definition is ENG_MOD='V6' OR ENG_MOD='WANKLE'.
But due to the impact it has in the System (and in myself), this is not the option I would like to take...
Is there any formula for setting several Object Dependencies (already defined in CU01) working as OR?
I'm sorry for the huge message, but I wanted to explain it properly and the easiest way (even though is a large message, I hope it is not hard to understand).
Thank you very much for your help!
Regards,
Darío