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Re: Using specification for GDSN attributes?

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Dear Richard

 

e.g. SAP EHS MANAGEMENT is used to push to others data from MSDS/SDS etc.

E.g. IMDS Customer and Supplier Collaboration - SAP Product and REACH Compliance - SAP Library

 

shows one example. In the area of REACH a lot fo more examples can ge listed. *** well there is a "IUCLIDE" interface etc.

 

A lot of regulations, industry bodies require exchange of data; e.g. check: Examples of Data sharing demands in SAP EHS Management using XML

 

So as long as the data is related to "EHS" (and does have some material significance) EHS is a good option to store the data and to use SAP EHS Management as the "source" for exchange the data wirth 3rd parties. A lot of IT solutions a possible. most common is the scenario SAPERP( with EHS) => SPA XI/PI => External software; other options arepossible as well.

 

What are the pros of using EHS?

a.) you can easily enhance EHS so that the data can be stored

b.) you can perform data loads in EHS (unsing IMport, OCC or Data Editor option)

c.) you can use EHS easily for inquiries on the data stored

d.) you can print the data in WWI reports

e.) you can share the data using options as mentioned above

 

The use of material classes is "limited" here

From my point of view:

You can store data in material classes

You can do uploads (using SAP standards but on the same level as with EHS)

You can exchange the data

You can proint the data using Smartform and other classic ABAP feature as well may be use Adobe integration

The "inquiry" to the data is possible as well but limited

 

In most cases: if you analyze data relevance for EHS > 90% of the data to be shared can be classified as "EHS" data.

 

At the end it is a company decision which solution you would like to use.

C.B.


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