Hi Selva,
Most of the points have been covered.
For your question Any advantages of inspecting with specifications and where is this option used; please find my understanding on this:
1.The Material Specification (MS) provides a simple template for inspecting a Material across the client. This is particularly important when you have multiple plants and for a material you want certain inspection characteristics to exist for a specific plant and certain inspection characteristics to be same for all plants across the client. In such business you create both MS and IP.While Inspection lot is released; both MS and IP characteristics are assigned with inspection characteristic in MS taking precedence in following manner -
1.If the MIC is common to both MS and IP, MIC assigned to the Inspection Lot comes from the MS.
2.If MIC exists in the MS and not in IP, both MIC get assigned to the Inspection Lot.
For this you need to activate in the QM view of MM both Insp by MS and Task List and create both MS and IP.
2.In addition to the above use; the function of MS can be extended so that inspection results can lead to Batch Valuation.
This is about all; I think.
Thanks,
RAVI.
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