Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Comparing Customer Master Records in SAP SD

Steps

Customer master records are created and maintained in Financial Accounting and in Sales and Distribution. In some cases, a customer master record may have been created for a customer in SD but not in FI and vice versa. There is a program which determines which customer records have been maintained in one of these applications but not in the other.

To perform this function for the sold-to party, for example, proceed as follows:

  • In the
  • SD Master Data Screen select, Business partners ® Sold-to party ®Master data comp.

    You reach the selection screen.

  • Enter the range of names or numbers of the customers for whom you want to check the master records.
  • If you want to create a list of customers for whom master records have been created in SD but not in FI, specify a sales area in the Details specific to Sales and Distribution section of the screen and activate the Not in FI button in the Selection parameters section of the screen.
  • If you want to create a list of customers for whom master records have been created in FI but not in SD, specify a company code in the Details specific to Financial Accounting section of the screen and activate the Not in SD button in the Selection parameters section of the screen.

  • Enter further selection criteria if you want to limit the scope of the search.
  • You can enter a freely definable text in the Additional heading field. This text is displayed in the page header of the compiled list.
  • Select Program
  • ® Execute.

    Depending on your selection criteria, you obtain a list of customers for which customer master records exist in SD but not in FI or vice versa.

    You can search within the list for, for example, records created on a particular date or for a particular customer by selecting Edit ® Find. A dialog box appears in which you can enter a search term which suits your purposes (the creation date or customer name, for example).

  • Select Back until you return to the initial screen.
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