Most Specific Condition Records

[Former Member]

Team,

Pl let me know, the Most specific of Condition Records of all these and which is most general.

Sales Org/ Customer/ Material.

Sales Org/ Price List/ Material

Can you please explain how it is most specific.

Best Regards

Durai

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi there,

From the given 2 tables, I feel sales org / customer / material is the most specific record.

Access sequence is by default from a more specific to more general. So put the most specific erecord 1st.

Regards,

Sivanand

[Former Member]

Hi,

Create a condition record with combination of 1)Sales Org/ Customer/ Material=100 then for 2)

Sales Org/ Price List/ Material=200. in your access sequence for the required condition type mark the Exclusive indicators, so that it will search for the most specific record

then create the sales order as required.

Hope this will help u.

Regards

Sujith

[Former Member]

Having placed both these tables in access sequence, the first one you entered will be considered as most specific(Step No -10). elite members pls confirm

[Former Member]

Friend,

Yes I thoght so. But to my surprise, the When I put the sales order, Pricelist/ material gets prioritised. I do not know why?

Durai

[Former Member]

How u set the exclusive indicators...if the exclusive indicator is ticked for the first table the system will not search for further condition records.or else if the exlusive indicators is not set the condition value returned will be from last table no matter valid condition record exists for 2 tables

[Former Member]

Team,

I'm sorry, I take back my words.

I have given wrongly the Customer Code.

Hence it fetched from Price list.

Thanks everyone.

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

Hi,

System does not search for next records if it founds value in the table that is marked with exclusion.

Regards,

Abhee.