During the Realization phase of a SAP implementation the project team will configure the SAP environment to meet the requirements defined during Blueprint. Configuration can take many forms and many of them from SAP’s perspective are not considered “modifications” though the line is somewhat gray on occasion. The various types of configuration include:
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The document explores the various methods and techniques available to restrict the domain of characteristic values in Variant Configuration. Methods will be presented and a best practice outlined.
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There are 6 different techniques available to restrict the domain of characteristic values in Variant Configuration. This document will discuss each technique in detail and offer insights into the benefits and pitfalls of each technique. In conclusion, a recommendation of the best practice will be made. This document is the precursor to the only worldwide CWG and SAP approved best practice for Variant Configuration techniques. » Read more: Restricting Characteristic Value Domains
1.- Run transaction FMBV ( Former budgeting) in order to reconstruct
Budget values.
2.- Run report RFFMRC04 in Test mode in order to check if there is still some inconsistency.
3.- If RFFMRC04 shows inconsistencies, then run this report in Update
Mode.
4.- Total up Budget FM9QBUD
5.- Reconstruct assigned values with FMBV again.
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