on 10-08-2009 2:25 PM
Dear SDN,
we are running on SRM 5.0 and we want to check when a shopping card is created if there is allready a contract assigned to this category.
Does anybody know an easy way without reading all the contracts in the system?
Best would be a function module where i can give the SRM category id and it returns the contracts which are allready assaigned to it.
Best regards
Thank you for your answers.
I can do BBP_PD_CTR_GETLIST which return the header of the contracts .
If i also need the ITEMS in a most perfomant way what shoud i do. I want to avoid calling BBP_PD_CTR_GETDETAIL in a loop.
Best regards
Edited by: Alexander Gahr on Oct 9, 2009 3:27 PM
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BBP_PDIGP THIS TABLE HAs all contract entry for each item.
however you need to check only PO against contract.
from the contract releases you can easily findout what are PO s are released.
for eg. since contract assigned in source of supply PO will be created immediately
if the contract assigned via propose source of supply , you may not find a log in srm.
Am i correct.
so better find out Contract vs PO .
br
muthu
Hi Alexander,
I understand you want to find a list of contracts that are available for a particular product category when you create a SC.
BBP_PD_SOS_FIND is a FM which will find the possible sources of supply based on search criteria. It basically finds contracts, AVLs etc. but you can choose to find only contracts. It will provide you a list of all contracts available if you provide the category id in the search criteria.
Let me know if your query was different.
Regards
Saravanan.
FM BBP_PD_CTR_GETLIST, lots of selection parameters, probably what you are looking for.
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Hi Alexander,
to clarify: do you want to inform the user about available contracts and/or directly assign a category contract to the SC in case of a match of the category? You are talking indirect material, esp. free text reqs?
Cheers,
Claudia
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