1. janna
   1.Nov.2011 at 03:37 | Permalink

   Dear XSTEPS GURU,

   We are implementing XSTEPS for PPPI. IN PP, we defined XSTEPS via CMXSV and assigned it to the production scheduling profile via COCR_PROF. For every material which contains the said Prodn scehduling, teh XSTEPS is automatically copied in the production order. But in PPPI- process order, even though we have assigned the xsteps to the production scheduling, still, XSTEPS is not automatically copied to the process order. You ahve to manually assign/reference it to the order or to the master recipe. Is there a different approach in PPPI for XSTEPS geenration?

   I would greatly appreciate your reply.

   Thank you.
   JMT

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   • Arne Manthey
     4.Nov.2011 at 15:50 | Permalink

     Please use the forum for such questions

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   13.Sep.2011 at 13:43 | Permalink

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3. martialpagniez
   13.Apr.2011 at 08:52 | Permalink

   Hi All,

   I am using ECC6 EHP4.
   I have build up a recipe using Xstep to exchange parameter from on PI sheet to another PI sheet.
   The value is created in the first one and the second displayed the result:
   ” but the value is not transferred.”

   it is created according to sap Help:

   Xstep1 node : LOCAL_PARAM parameter local and live
   destination 10

   Xstep1a Get value node: O_PARAM parameter output and ref to LOCAL_PARAM and live
   Destination 10
   Phase 20
   PPPI_VARIABLE O_PARAM
   PPPI_REQUESTED_VALUE PPPI_PARAMETER_VALUE

   Xstep1b Display value node : I_PARAM parameter input and ref to LOCAL_PARAM and live
   Destination 11
   Phase 40
   PPPI_OUTPUT_VARIABLE I_PARAM

   I have also used sxs standard library without success.

   How to check or debug why the value is not transferred?
   Thanks for your help
   Martial

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   • Arne Manthey
     4.Nov.2011 at 15:50 | Permalink

     Please use the forum for such questions.

     Reply
4. Alexandra Gummels
   3.Feb.2010 at 13:03 | Permalink

   Hi,

   this is good. Having a common place, where we can discuss our open topic will help.

   Great Arne

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5. Harshvardhan Raut
   20.Jan.2010 at 15:03 | Permalink

   This is really a good effort to showcase the x-steps application.

   Thanks!

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6. Anil Aleti
   15.Jan.2010 at 10:36 | Permalink

   BTW, may I ask why you moved XSteps blog out of SAP forums? Is it due to a policy change of SAP recently on SDN?

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   • Arne Manthey
     15.Jan.2010 at 14:23 | Permalink

     First of all as stated in the ‘About’ section this blog is my personal private blog. I did have a look at our SDN but I felt that such a specific topic as the XSteps cannot be handled in such a flexibility as I can do it in my own blog.
     In SDN we have a big category called ‘Manufacturing’ where everything from ERP Manufacturing, MII to SAP ME is posted. There are no sub-categories and no tags.
     Also I tried to start a new forum for XSteps in SDN but the administrator said that they already have an awful lot of forums in SDN which has a bad impact on the performance. So I did not pursue it further. Maybe I’ll start a forum on this site later on…

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7. Anil Aleti
   15.Jan.2010 at 10:33 | Permalink

   Hi Arne
   I could not attend the sessions due to being in CA, USA( too early for me). I know the time zone balancing act becomes really tough. I do appreciate you diligently recording the meeting details for our use. Thank you

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8. Tor
   14.Jan.2010 at 10:16 | Permalink

   This is really good!
   Unfortunately I am always seem to be booked on projects when you schedule the cafe. But I always look at the recordings.
   I have a long way to go as a novice in process managament and xsteps.

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9. Tanya Proctor
   13.Jan.2010 at 15:47 | Permalink

   I would like to register for any future communication. Thank you.

   Reply

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