on 09-30-2008 2:55 PM
Hi forum...
I just wanted to check weather any of us have encountered similar situation...
we have got an order with two line items. and we could see that the delivery has been created twice...
Two delivery documents automatically created for a single order and that too for both the line items...
Can you help me with your suggestions...?
Thanks,
Safeer Rahman
Hi,
Check if Over delivery is restricted in the delivery item category and if checked ,check negative posting for the plant.
Are you using a Standard SAP t-code or any development.
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Hi Shibi,
I believe something in the userexit has been modified and it might not be updating the sales order status correctly. Once a delivery document has been created for the entire sales order then the order status of that sales order should be like completely delivered, if that is not updated correctly then the system will allow you create duplicate delivery document for the same sales orders.
Thanks,
Mahesh.
Hello Shibi,
I have encountered a similar problem. Here the order was for 5 pcs of a material. But the system created 3 schedule lines. One with 0 confirmed quantity, and 2 more schedule lines with 5 pcs each. All 3 schedule lines for the same date. The system then created 2 deliveries, one with 4 pcs and one with 6 pcs. The customer received 10 pcs of the material. Also the entire cycle right upto invoicing was completed for 10 pcs.
Please check the schedule lines in your order.
Regards,
cam.
Edited by: cam anil on Oct 1, 2008 8:25 PM
Edited by: cam anil on Oct 1, 2008 8:26 PM
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Hi Anil...
Seems it looks the same... I checked the scheduled line.. the delivered quantity is 2 ,where as the material ordered is only one... !
More orders we are getting with the same scenario and its getting critical... How did you fixed this... ?
Can you guys help me why this is occuring.. ?
Thanks,
Safeer Rahman
Thanks to all...
A Job ran twice every 15 mins. Because of two jobs running at same time, there were some cases where multiple deliveries got created. Advised the users to manually deleted the miltiple deliveries and then, reporcessed IDOCS.
Ticket closed...
Thanks for your responses,
Safeer Rahman
In the document flow for you order type to delivery type check the pos/neg indicator in your item category. This field should be maintained as +.
Regards,
GSL.
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Dear Safeer
Were you able to create delivery or do PGI ??
If you were able to do PGI, then negative stock is allowed for that plant. Go to OMJ1 and check whether the box is checked against the respective plant
You can also check in T.Code zeroVLP where for your item category, "B" is maintained for the field "Check overdelivery". Most probably, you would not have maintained this.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Hi,
Do you mean system has created two separate deliveries for the two line items, if that is the case check if the following are consistent for both the line items,
1.Shipping point
2.Delivery Date
3.Ship to Party
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Well PJ...
Thats not the case... Lets consider a sales document with 2 line items say Material 1 and Material two...both with quantity 1.
The case here is, two deliveries i could see in the document flow, in both the delivery documents Material 1 and Material 2 are there both with quantity 1,
SO instead of supplying him 2 materials , system is creating delivery for 4 materials..
Strange isn't? Any ideas...?
Thanks,
Safeer Rahman
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