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Hello, 
I've got the following error No batch input data for dynpro (SAPMF02D 7000 Customer Master: Initial Screen Tabs) Does anyone know what this error means? 


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Bridget Mcrae |

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Hi Bridget,

I would open up your script, go to the basic tab and search for the error subscreen name ( example :SAPMF02d 7000) its missing an input. Check to see if you need this in your script. I usually click on the 'skip if not present' button on these if i am unsure if the script requires this step.

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Isra azam |
Exxon Mobil Corporation
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Thanks so much Isra!

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Bridget Mcrae |
Brown-Forman Corp. |
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-09-2020 10:14
From: Isra azam
Subject: Winshuttle Error

Hi Bridget,

I would open up your script, go to the basic tab and search for the error subscreen name ( example :SAPMF02d 7000) its missing an input. Check to see if you need this in your script. I usually click on the 'skip if not present' button on these if i am unsure if the script requires this step.

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Isra azam |
Exxon Mobil Corporation
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Hi Bridget

Isra is correct.   You can also select Extended logging on the Expert tab, which may give you more information.

One tip for XD01/2 is that SAP remembers where you left off.  For example, if your script starts on General data, then go to Company data and Sales, make sure you end the script by going back to General data on the first tab.  Otherwise, the 2nd row will start wherever you left off, for example a tab in the Sales data section.  And if you're in S4 with BP, the same thing occurs.

Best regards,
Sigrid

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Sigrid Kok
PSE | Winshuttle NA
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Thanks heaps Sigrid!

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Bridget Mcrae |
Brown-Forman Corp. |
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-09-2020 12:30
From: sigrid kok
Subject: Winshuttle Error

Hi Bridget

Isra is correct.   You can also select Extended logging on the Expert tab, which may give you more information.

One tip for XD01/2 is that SAP remembers where you left off.  For example, if your script starts on General data, then go to Company data and Sales, make sure you end the script by going back to General data on the first tab.  Otherwise, the 2nd row will start wherever you left off, for example a tab in the Sales data section.  And if you're in S4 with BP, the same thing occurs.

Best regards,
Sigrid

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Sigrid Kok
PSE | Winshuttle NA
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