check validity of pricing conditions in order

[Former Member]

Hi Forum,

I have the following self defined condition structure in my pricing scheme:

Z001 <- defined as x % of NETWR

Z100 <- x % of Z001

Z101 <- x % of Z001

Z102 <- x % of Z001

Z103 <- x % of Z001

Z104 <- x % of Z001

Z105 <- x % of Z001

My question is now: How can I implement a check, that it is not possible to enter more than a sum of 100% to the conditions Z100 to Z105?

At the moment I created two sum lines for direct compare of the Z001 and sum of Z100 to Z105. But that does not solve the problem.

Any help or just hints are welcome.

Thanks

Dennis

[Former Member]

Please try to configure pricing procedure "Reqt", you code in the routine.

[Former Member]

I solved it now by using two sum lines in the pricing scheme.

The first summary line sums up the "100%" max lines.

The second summary line calculates the difference from the assigned values and the maximum assignable value using a user defined formula.

If this does not match I set the komp-prsok field to ''.

If this field is not 'X' it produces a pricing error.

Thanks for your help.

FORM FRM_KONDI_WERT_920.
DATA: WA_xkomv like LINE OF xkomv.

DATA: my_available like xkwert,
      my_assigned like xkwert.

READ TABLE xkomv  into WA_xkomv WITH KEY MANDT = XKOMV-MANDT
                          KNUMV = XKOMV-KNUMV
                          KPOSN = xkomv-KPOSN
                          STUNR = XSTUNR
                          KAPPL = xkomv-KAPPL.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
  my_available = WA_xkomv-kwert.


  ENDIF.
READ TABLE xkomv  into WA_xkomv WITH KEY MANDT = XKOMV-MANDT
                          KNUMV = XKOMV-KNUMV
                          KPOSN = xkomv-KPOSN
                          STUNR = XSTUN2
                          KAPPL = xkomv-KAPPL.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
  my_assigned = WA_xkomv-kwert.


  ENDIF.
ENDFORM.
IF my_assigned <= my_available.

  xkwert = my_available - my_assigned .
  ELSE.

xkwert = my_available - my_assigned.
clear komp-prsok.
    ENDIF.
ENFORM.

[Former Member]

This is possible through User Exit. In User Exit, you will have to provide the logic to Abaper as under:

It will have to first read the value of Z001 and store it in field 'A' in temporary table.

Next it should read the values from Z100 to Z105 and sum up and store the same in field 'B' in temporary table.

Next the value is to be compared of Fiels 'A' and field 'B'. If the field 'B' value is greater, it should through a error message, say 'Z001 is less than combination of Z100 to Z105'.

Discuss the same with Abaper and she/he will be able to provide additional input on the same.

Regards,

Rajesh Banka

[Jelena]

I think this is only possible in a user exit. The minimum/maximu limits may be defined in configuration only for each individual condition, not for a sum of conditions.

We perform a similar check in the USEREXIT_SAVE_DOCUMENT_PREPARE in MV45AFZZ in our system. Even though it's a bit too late, I couldn't find a better place for it.