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search sequence in pricing procedure

Former Member
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Hi Experts,

I just wanted some clarification on how system move to search for after it determines the procedure. Once it finds the condition type then it searches for it condition records and access sequence. After this, how the system searches in its order, especially in its wat through SUB TOTAL, REQUIREMENT , ALTERNATE CAL TYPE AND CONDITION BASE VALUE.

what is the difference between Enhancement (smod/cmod) and User exits?

and one more doubt , Once we identified the right user exit ,what is the fucntional consultant's work, I mean developing functional specs or any thing else?

Thanks in Advance,

Kanna.

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Former Member
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Hi,

The Pricing determined in the ORDER based on the CONDITON TECHNIQUE.

In the condition technique, system first search the PRICING PROCEDURE for the sales document and next it seach the CONDITION TYPES and ACCESS SEQUENCE for each condition types, Based on the ACCESS SEQUENCE it searches the CONDITION RECORD and then the Routines and subtotals.

This is the sequence in which system searches the Pricing.

what is the difference between Enhancement (smod/cmod) and User exits?

Enhancement contains different components like USER EXISTS, FUNCTIONAL CODES & SCREEN AREAS and the USER EXIT is the Micro view and the Enhancements are the MACRO view

User exit is a part of ENHANCEMENT developments.

Once we identified the right user exit ,what is the fucntional consultant's work,

Once you identified the USER EXIT you have to prepare a Fnctional specs document on where the change and the Purpose of the change.

regards,

santosh

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Former Member
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Hi,

Once the system identifies the Pricing Procedure, then the Condition Type execution will happen based on the Step Numbers given in the Pricing Procedure.

For difference between User Exits and Enhancements please look for information in the Google.

Regards