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_CACS_CACS_RCP - BAdI: Add Own Commission Cases to Worklist

_CACS_CACS_RCP - BAdI: Add Own Commission Cases to Worklist

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Use

This Business Add-In (BAdI) is used in Incentive and Commission Management (ICM ).

You use this BAdI to implement your own BAdI methods to create an RCP worklist.

The method CHECK_ERROR_CASES lets you examine pending commission cases with an incorrect status (STATUS_VERSION = 0 and STATUS_WORK = 2 or 3) as to whether they can be included in the worklist despite their incorrect status.

Worklist creation is generally canceled when a commission case with an incorrect pending status is found since the processing of an incorrect commission case version generally results in an incorrect commission case version. If, however, it appears that a certain error is triggered by RCP processing, you can add these commission cases to the worklist with method CHECK_ERROR_CASES. The commission case log is transferred to the method for an analysis of the error. A return parameter controls further processing.

On the other hand, when you create a worklist it is possible to include commission cases that may change during RCP processing but which are not ound through the "standard relationships" of business object, unbundled subobjects and remuneration corrections. Method GET_CUSTOMER_CASES is called at the end of worklist creation, and it lets you add commission cases that are related to each other by other criteria. The parameters used for the search are all the commission cases that have been found up to now.

Standard settings

This Business Add-In is active in the standard delivery, however there is no default coding.

The commission application is used as a filter.

Activities

If you intend to use one of the two methods, you should create an appropriate implementation for your commission application and program the methods.






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