on 03-18-2010 11:45 AM
Hello Gurus,
I have a material in quality stock and I want to move it to unrestricted stock.In the system exists a difference stock of this material between IM and WM. I can't do any movement to move stock between IM and WM, because the following error message appears:QA495, " Change the inspection stock of material in QM only".
I have to move stock in QM, but I don't know how to do that.The inspection lot asociated is wrong. What can I do?
Thanks at all.
Hi
The standard system behaviour is that you must first post the QM-stock
from restricted to unrestricted stock and then you will be able to clear
the differences from WM to IM.
Therefore, you need to post the QM stock from quality to unrestricted
before you try to clear the difference in IM.
If you are working with the report RLLI2110 this allows only to post
quants WITH an Inspection Lot Number (see Release Notes).
The system will try to change the Inspection Lot Stock according to
the posted Quantity. However, if there is no Inspection Lot number,
this cannot be done. Therefore, you first have to post this stock
to free from QM, then you can post the Stock in LI21.
regards,
Ramana
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Hi,
I have a purchase orden and the orden requirements done , in IM the stock of this material is unrestricted, but I can't do any movement with the material, it´s like in WM don´t exists (its state is Q). What can I do for WM take notice of that stock?
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Not sure if I understand but;
if it is not in WM use LT06 with the transfer requirement made from the GR to move the stock into WM
or if no TR use LT01 to move stock from interim storage type/bin in to WM location
if it is in WM but the status must change from q to unrestricted use QM functions (mvmnt types) to create posting change notice to move the material and change status
With LT01 enter stock catagory "Q" from initial selection screen and you should be able to move it or use LT10
If you don't have QM functions simply move the Q material to 999 (or whatever storage type you use to clear IM/WM) storage type and pull unrestricted from same
then use LI21 to clear both positive and negative quantities from 999
Edit: QM status change with MIGO ,
transfer posting : other:
TF quality to unrest , movement 321
The movements will need to be done manually if your system is not configured for automatic t.o. creation/confirmation for transfer postings.
That would require manual t.o. creation/confirmation any way ( to move the Q status material into the interum storage type and move back out unrestricted to original source bin)
Edited by: Arakish on Mar 22, 2010 8:46 PM
I have move the Q material to 999 storage type,but I can´t do a MIGO or something like tihs because message M7021(LO stock ctrl- qual behind cantity).In MARD there are enough unrestricted stock. I can´t change Q status material and I can´t use this material stock. This stock is asocciated to storage unit.
regards
Move it to whatever storage type you use to clear differneces with in Li21 ( I use 999 and refrence 999 below but you should use the storage type you have for this)
Your 999 storage type is SU managed? I assumed it would not be and the SU would dissolve when moved to 999.
The options are one or the other.
Change status with QM functions or clear from 999 with Li21.
Since you have the material in 999 already and the inspection lot associated with the quant is No good
I would recomend using LT01 to remove the exact same qty/batch of material (in unrestricted status) from the same 999/ (same bin #) to create a negative.
Then use Li21 to clear both the pos. and neg. from 999 with the same material doc.
Actualy a sneaky way to circumvent QA's control over inv. status but effective when needed.
Edited by: Arakish on Mar 23, 2010 8:33 PM
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