This documentation describes the use of the QPPD RAP application for the efficient management and analysis of QPPD-objects within SAP. The application is based on the SAP RAP (RESTful ABAP Programming Model) and supports users in the selection, filtering, analysis and navigation of QPPD data.

In order to use the QPPD RAP application, the Secat QPPD catalog must first be assigned to a role.

Assigning the QPPD Fiori Catalog to a Role in PFCG

Structure of the user interface

The QPPD RAP application consists of two main areas:

  • Header area (area 1)
    This serves as a selection screen in which the user can define the desired filter criteria for the regulations.

  • Results list (area 2)
    The regulations filtered according to the set selection criteria are displayed here in tabular form.

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There are two function buttons between these two areas:

  • Collapse headerimage-20250611-091452.png

  • Pin header areaimage-20250611-091626.png

The “Share” function is also available in the header area.

This allows the user to:

  • Send a link of the current selection via e-mail

  • Create a tile based on the current selection

Creating selection-specific tiles can make daily work much easier.

Selectionscreen

In the selection screen, the user defines filter criteria for the QPPD-objects to be displayed. Depending on the field, value helps are available to make input easier.

The following selection elements are displayed by default:

  • Specification number

  • Specification version

  • Specification name

  • Specification type

  • Item type

  • System status

  • Specification description

  • Created by

  • Date of creation

  • Last changed by

  • Date of the last change

  • Original specification number (specification number of the root node)

  • Original specification version (specification version of the root node)

  • Original specification name (specification name of the root node)

  • Original specification type (specification type of the root node)

The user can expand the selection mask individually using the “Adapt filters” function.

Extended filter options

In addition to the standard fields, the following selection elements can be displayed:

  • Production order

  • ECC document type

  • Purchasing document

  • Purchasing document item

  • Schedule line number

  • Productionversion

  • Material

  • Inspection lot

  • Sales document

  • Sales document item

  • Plant

  • GUID

  • Original GUID (GUID of the parent node)

  • Status description

  • Time of creation

Further selection elements can be added by setting the checkboxes image-20250611-095027.png.

The display sequence can be adjusted using the arrow symbols image-20250611-095240.png .

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The user can predefine filter values with the “Show values” function.

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Created filters can be saved using the “Save as” button and set as the default: To do this, the user clicks on the arrow in the header next to the standard heading.

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Existing filters can be edited or deleted using the “Manage” function.

Results list

The list of QPPD objects that match the defined filter criteria is displayed in the lower area (area 2).

The density of information displayed varies depending on the screen size. The following functions are available to display more details per entry or to reduce the view:

  • Show more per row

  • Show less per row

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In addition, the user can:

  • Copy entries to reuse in Excelimage-20250611-111350.png

  • Sort and group the entries via the settingsimage-20250611-111614.png

  • Export the results list as a table or PDF image-20250611-111753.png

Navigation to QPPD applications

If one or more rows have been selected in the results list, buttons are available for the user to navigate directly to the QPPD applications:

  • to the native QPPD application

  • to the QPPD UI5 application

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