on 04-27-2006 11:03 PM
<u>Requirement</u>
I want to create a different inbound delivery type for a certain plant so that I can switch off putaway confirmation (all other plant still require putaway confirmation). Has anyone else managed to have done this?
<u>Process</u>
The process we are using is an SAP 3rd party sales order with a vendor shipping notification. We have modified this by including an inbound delivery and shipment on the PO so that a 3rd party freight forwarder can be instructed to pick up and deliver the goods (and paid for via the use of a shipment cost document)
On the status "shipment completion", I have attached an activity profile that will automatically post goods receipt the IB delivery, but need something that prior to this step will either:
1. Have the delivery items as not putaway relevant or
2. auto putaway the delivery lines using WM or
3. auto putaway the delivery lines via use exit
<u>Problem with solution 1</u>
Looking at the confirmation control key table V_T163D only has the internal confirmation category as a key to determine the relevant delivry type. It needs both the internal & external fields as keys to allow the determination of a different inbound delivery type in this circumstance.
<u>What I have Found</u>
I can easily create a new confirmation control key, and link this to the required plant / storage location combination in the purchasing configuration.
For the confirmation control the configuration in the IMG is here: Materials Management->Purchasing->Confirmations
1. I created a new (ZM) external confirmation category
2. The problem comes when I try and create an internal & external confirmation category to delivery type link. The key on the table is the internal category (only three entries) rather than the combination of internal and external
If I can solve step 2, step 3 is easy
3. Create a new confirmation control key and sequence using the external ZM category
<u>Problem with solution 2</u>
I have tried adding a warehouse into the equation so that we can auto putaway. Here I am stuck with no storage location in the PO (Item cat S in PO sets this) so no warehouse is being determined in the delivery. Also as it is a third party PO there is no inventory being posted so I think this is a blind alley.
<u>Conclusion</u>
Am I left with option 3 or has someone else come up with a clever work around?
SAP notes 214604 & 201655 give a solution to this problem.
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