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CV02N - archivelink repository and deletion of archived files

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Hi all gurus,

we're facing a strange behaviour on the integration we set in place between a SAP backend and an external repository configured by means of Archivelink connectivity.

 

We did a minimal configuration backend side (customizing) in order to configure the external repo, and now we are experiencing a strange thing: documents uploaded from the original, once deleted, are not marked in TOA01 with the DEL_DATE field.

 

Briefly:

1- we create a new inforecord by means of transaction CV01N;

2- we upload an original selecting it browsing in the local client;

3- we select the "archive..." button, hence we choose our external repository (Archivelink) "ZG" in the "archive" tab;

4- the file is correctly uploaded into the external repo, and the padlock icon is now closed; we proceed saving the inforecord.

 

So far, so good.

 

- we now access by means of the CV02N transaction to the same inforecord created before;

- we select the original, archived file and press the "delete" button; a popup to confirm is shown, we confirm the deletion;

- we proceed by uploading a new file (steps above, from 2 to 4).

 

Checking the TOA01 table, we were confident to find two entries (the old, deleted file and the new one). We expected to have the DEL_DATE field filled with the deletion date on the first entry.


But this - unfortunately - is not the case; both the entries are in TOA01 without any DEL_DATE filled.

This is a huge problem for us since we are working on a report which retrieves the ARC_DOC_IDs from TOA01, and given the issue described above, we are not able to distinguish between *real* files and obsolete, deleted ones.

 

Any help or suggestion is really appreciated.
Thanks a lot,

M.


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