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Read this full article at - http://www.synaptris.com/news/2008/intelliprint_goodyear_dunlop_at_dnug.html
Contents
1
Scenario
.
1
2
Requirements
2
3
Design and Coding Requirements
3
4
Deliverables
3
5
Grading Rubric
4
1
Scenario
You are a Software Developer working for large company called Widgets Galore with over 1000 employees and Widgets Galore is made up of the following divisions:
1.
Communications and Marketing
2.
Sales
3.
Distribution and Warehousing
4.
Contracting and Legal
5.
Information Technology
The company is sorely in need of a lightweight Information Technology Service Catalog.
A
service catalog
is an organized and managed collection of any and all business and information technology related services that can be performed by, for, or within an enterprise.
The company Chief Executive Officer, wants IT to create a working prototype of a Service Catalog that can be used to demonstrate the usefulness of a Service Catalog and once tested, the CEO then would like the data collected to be stored in such a format that it can be imported into a fully functional, enterprise level service catalog application.
Your Chief Information Officer (CIO) has tasked you with creating Service Catalog prototype.
As an example, the IT department offers WI-FI service throughout the all the companies buildings.
Then the WI-FI service catalog entries may look something like:
ID
Service Name
Description
Category
Cost ($)
1
WI-FI Access Problems
User unable to access WI-FI
WI-FI
50
2
Network Jack
Need network jack installed in a room
Network
500
3
Install WI-FI access point
Need a new wireless access point installed in a room
WI-FI
1000
2
Requirements
A
service catalog
is an organized and curated collection of any and all business and information technology related services that can be performed by, for, or within an enterprise.
The service catalog documents the details of each mission critical service the IT office provides the company’s divisions.
The prototype will collect and store for each service catalog item:
1.
Service ID
2.
name of the service
3.
description of the service
4.
service category
5.
cost of service
6.
Software cost to complete the service
The following are individual processing requirements:
1.
There shall be a message that provides directions to the user.
2.
The program shall be a graphical user interface program and include menus that support each operation.
3.
The item name shall not be empty.
4.
The description shall not be empty.
5.
The service category will be a selection of one of the following:
a.
Accounts and Passwords
b.
WI-FI
c.
Email
d.
Hardware
e.
Software
f.
Labs
g.
Business Applications
h.
Security
i.
Network
6.
The required cost can be 0 but no more than 100000 dollars.
7.
Once all the data is validated, the service item and all it’s data will be stored in the database and the service item information shall be displayed.
8.
Given a service items name, no matter the case, the data store shall be searched and all service item information shall be displayed on the screen.
If an.
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2. GL Mass Upload – FI Module
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Document Control Information
Document Information
Document Identification FI_DEV_FS_83
Document Name GL Mass Upload
Project Name Oberoi@One ERP Project
Client EIH Limited
Document Author Kunal Arora
Document Version 2.0
Document Status Released
Date Released 18-03-2015
Document Edit History
Version Date Additions/Modifications Prepared/Revised by
1.0 15-03-2015 Initial Kunal Arora
2.0 18-03-2015 Updated Anik Parial
Document Review/Approval History
Date Name Organization/Title Comments
Distribution of Final Document
The following people are designated recipients of the final version of this document:
Name Organization/Title
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Table of Contents
1 General Design Specification .....................................................................................................4
1.1 Requirement Overview ..........................................................................................................4
1.2 Business Driver .....................................................................................................................4
1.3 Development Type ................................................................................................................4
1.4 How the development will work ...............................................................................................4
1.4.1 How the development will run ........................................................................................4
1.4.2 Dependencies and Assumptions ....................................................................................4
2 Process.......................................................................................................................................4
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2.2 Attachments............................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.3 Processing Logic ...................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
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2.3.2 Output Screen ................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
3 Technical Information.................................................................................................................6
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3.2 Detailed Technical Details......................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.3 List of objects........................................................................................................................6
4 Test Conditions ..........................................................................................................................8
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1 General Design Specification
1.1 Requirement Overview
To create a program for mass upload GL Postings.
1.2 Business Driver
Client has an requirement for mass upload GL Postings either at the time of cutover or at adhoc requests.
1.3 Development Type
Development
Type:
Report Interface Conversion Enhancement Form
Workflow
1.4 How the development will work
1.4.1 How the development will run
The user will upload data in execl template which will contain data for all key fields for the posting.
Each row will result in generation of one document. There can be multiple rows in one template.
1.4.2 Dependencies and Assumptions
1. Period is open for posting
2. GL account has been defined for the company code
3. The character length has not been exceeded for any field
2 Process Description and Logic
The input screen will contain the following parameters:
1. File name – Input Field - File Location of the template will be given here
2. Beginning Row – Input Field – Write Row no. of excel from which data will be upload will start
3. Ending Row - Input Field – Write Row no. of excel from which data will be upload will stop
4. Execute Button – Processing Button
5. 2 Radio Buttons – Error Display Mode and Foreground Mode – User will can select either of
these 2 buttons. Under Error Mode – only errors in processing will appear. However, under
foreground mode user can view step by step process of uploading into the system.
The output screen will show document number corresponding to each row number. Z TCode ZFI0054 to
be created for this customization.
Sample template alongwith corresponding field details is enclosed:
GL Template
ZFI0054.xlsx
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3 Technical Information
Updated by Pranotosh Masanta.
3.1 Summary
The objective of this report is to post GL file .
3.2 Detailed Technical Details
1. Report program ZFI_GL_BAL_LOAD whose T-code is ZFI0054.
2. SELECTION-SCREEN :
3. To get excel file from system use function module
ALSM_EXCEL_TO_INTERNAL_TABLE.
4. Now fill values into internal table IT_FINAL.
5. Next loop table IT_FINAL when changes comes in SERIAL then store it in
WA_SERIAL and comparing WA_SERIAL store IT_FINAL into IT_FINAL_NEW.
6. When changes comes in SERIAL store IT_FINAL_NEW into WA_FINAL.
7. Now for posting purpose perform BDC taking WA_FINAL table and also use
looping IT_FINAL_NEW table fill WA_FINAL table values in BDC.
8. Now if ERROR DISPLAY MODE radio button is selected then call transaction
‘F-02’ and also if FOREGROUND radio button is selected then call transaction
‘F-02’.
9. Use function module FORMAT_MESSAGE to show messages.
3.3 List of objects
Object Type Object Name
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4 Test Conditions
(List of test conditions or reference of related documents)
Scenario Detail steps Result/
Comment
Upload Check
Data was prepared in the template, input parameters
were given; data got uploaded and document nos.
displayed
Pass
Errorneous Data
Posting key and Customer ID was wrongly maintained in
the template, inout parameters were given, data upload
stopped from the error line item
Pass