Hi All, I am trying to load Customer Master Records via RFBIDE00 in LSMW in 4.7. Customer Numbers are internally assigned. I need to load additional address data in Central Address Management.

Documentation for the program RFBIDE00 says: 'A separate transfer run via the ALE interface is needed to transfer this additional address information. This run should be before the transfer run for master data.

If you use number ranges with internal number assignment when creating new customer and vendor masters, the number which is used to identify the master object in the system must be determined beforehand due to address information and master data being transferred separately. You can determine the numbers using the following BAPIs: BAPI_VENDOR_GETINTNUMBER (for the vendor master) BAPI_CUSTOMER_GETINTNUMBER (for the customer master) BAPI_PARTNEREMPLOYEE_GETINTNUM (for the contact person)' Further documentation indicates you should use the Business Object BUS4001 method SAVEREPLICA for loading the additional address information. Has anyone actually done this? There are a couple of threads out there describing the same problem. Bca Purchase Planning Handbook For Employers on this page. None are marked as answered and most of the replies just quote the documentation.

What I would like to see, if anyone can provide it, is a practical example where I have a file containing customer master data (no customer numbers), the internally assigned address numbers are derived via BAPI_CUSTOMER_GETINTNUMBER, the customer master address data is loaded via BUS4001 - SAVEREPLICA, followed by the loading of the customer master data via RFBIDE00. Can this be acomplished via LSMW or SXDA?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks David Butler.

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