on 02-17-2010 6:53 AM
Hi all,
In the q. cert., when we go to material tab, there are 2 different tables for mtrl entry i.e. data origin for char from insps and data origin for char from batches.
what is the difference.
In simple terms
data origin for char from insps : Means from MIC data will be populated in Certificate after valuation.
and
data origin for char from batches: means data will be populated from the bacth valuation in the certificate.
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hi,
This is for selecting / filtering the data.
If you select the "Data origin for chars. from insp.", then u can restrict the results for the characteristics which are from perticular inspection lot origin, inspection type, with perticular quality score & OK not OK lots etc.
If u select"Data origin for chars. from insp" then system will take data from batches & not from the lots.
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Hi Rupali,
I am pesting the use of these two, as defined by SAP
Sort Number in List of Materials for Certificate Profile
Defines the sequence for the materials. When certificates are created, the system searches through the materials in this sequence for characteristic data.
Use
If the characteristic data comes from inspections, use the list data origin for characteristics from inspections.
If the characteristic data comes from batches, use the list data origin for characteristics from batches.
Examples
Finished product A was produced from two components B and C. In turn, these components were produced from raw materials D and E.
Characteristic data from the inspection of the raw materials and of component B is to be printed on the certificate for the finished product A.
To achieve this, enter the following in the material list data origin for characteristics from inspections:
No. Material
10 B
20 D
30 E
Dependencies
When the certificate is created, the system determines which batches were actually used in production, with the help of the batch where-used list for the finished product. When selecting the data, the system does not take materials into account that appear in the list of materials, but do not appear in the batch where-used list.
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