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Purchasing Inforecords Migration
Purchasing Inforecords Migration
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Project ID: One ERP
Status: Initial
Revision History
Version Date Description Created by
1.0 31.01.2020 Initial Ana Moldovan
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I. General
1. Purpose
This document pertains to transferring Purchasing Inforecords from legacy system, ITP, to its
intended target SAP S/4 HANA systems. In this document the focus is on defining the
migration object definition in the Migration Tools, extraction criteria, and the mapping rules
applicable for the data-object. It will be input for the extraction-resources, the data-cleansers
and the transformation-resources to perform their activities.
2. General Information
Source System
Target System
There will be more clients and systems involved in the migration process.
Test systems
Productive System
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II. Data Extraction
As a part of data preparation, data cleansing activities will be performed on the legacy
system before extraction. Tables will be manually extracted from the legacy system - ITP and
saved on One ERP Project Folder, on the Hoffmann Neopac server.
1. Selection of data
The selection of Purchasing Inforecords is the responsability of the Data Owners. It is their
decision which Purchasing Inforecords will be transferred from source ITP system to new S/4
Hana target system.
Table selection
The following tables need to extracted from the source system ITP for the Purchasing
Records Migration.
In order to ease the extraction, tables A017/018, KONP and KONM will be extracted in one
single report, with the help of program ZMIG_EXTRACT_PURC_INFO_RECORDS.
At the same it must be checked that the Purchasing Inforecords in the respective tables
follow the below selection criteria:
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Only Purchasing Info Records which were used in Purchasing Info Records after the date
01.01.2018 must be selected.
Only Purchasing Info Records with conditions will be transferred to the target System S/4
Hana. That means that the Net Price must be higher than 0.
The Purchasing Info Records with Net Price 0 are automatically created by the system,
because of the Info Update Indicator in the Purchasing Documents.They are not relevant for
migration.
Only the Purchasing Info records for plants HT01, NP01 and TD01 will be migrated.
After the extraction of PIR from table EINE, considering the above mentioned filters, the
Purchasing Info Record Number – INFNR can be used as a selection criteria in table EINA
and in the report created by the program ZMIG_EXTRACT_PURC_INFO_RECORDS.
Only the Purchasing Info Records for materials without deletion indicator ( and which are
already transferred to the target system) are relevant for migration.
Only the Purchasing Info Records for vendors without deletion indicator ( and which are
already transferred to the target system) are relevant for migration.
One to one transfer ( !) – the data will be taken over exactly as in the extracts from
the legacy system;
Data Conversion (%) – data will be modified in order to adapt to the new values in
the S/4 Hana PRD system, different than those in the source system. The
equivalence between old values and the new values can be found in mapping tables;
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- Defaults (1) – in this case the same value will be taken for all the material within that
material type, irrespective of what the value in the source system was, even if it was
an empty field.
There will be more migration objects, with different templates, which will be used to create
the Purchasing Info Records.
In order to migrate the main part of the Purchasing Info Records the Migration Cockpit will
be used.
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Migration Object: Conditions – Purchasing Inforecords Conditions
Customized.
Note: this additional migration object was used, because in the initial migration testing cycles
there was a problem to migrate these with Migration Cockpit.
In order to migrate long texts for Purchasing Info Records the LSMW will be used.
Customized.
V. Data validation
After loading the data in SAP, the data owners will first do a check on the correctness of the
loaded date. If this check is positive, the data team will check a set of data (e.g. top 20
Purchasing Info Records). If all data is loaded correctly, the Data Owner needs to sign
off/confirm that the data has been loaded correctly.
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