About the contract with tpye CCTR and GCTR ?

[former_member581526]

HI, friends

In SRM7.0, Central Contract and Global Outline Agreement can both distribute to ERP system. Are there differents in them.

in 210 course : CCTR "The distribute technical contract to ERP is a special type of contract and look different than a standar ERP contract from MM, but works as a similar source of supply in SAP MM "

GCTR: "this type of contract is not a valid source of supply in SRM (MM only)"

what mean do they represent respectively?

thanks a lot

Jesse.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Jesse,

In SRM 70 , you can use either central contracts or stick to the erstwhile GOA. But both of these cannot be use together.

If the migration to central contracts is done then this will be the only kind of contract which will have the functionalities of both the erstwhile local contract and GOA, it can be distributed and used as source of supply in SRM and ERP.

the main differences are that it uses new ESOA services for distribution and updating back of release information.

It also is un editable in the ERP unlike GOA which could be edited in ERP after distribution.

Hope this answers your queries?

[former_member581526 · Accepted solution]

HI,

For GCTR: "this type of contract is not a valid source of supply in SRM (MM only)" , what mean it after all ?, can you detail me ?

thanks

Jesse

[former_member183819 · Accepted solution]

GCTR - transaction type CONTRACT available only in the ECC system you may not use GOA as source of supply .only Backend PURCHASING CONTRACTS are indeed source of supply.

muhtu

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

well earlier , prior to SRM 70 there were two types

PCTR and GCTR

PCTR - local conrtact in SRM for using in SRM as source of supply and GCTR - global outlone agreements which is distributed to ERP and used in ERP only as souce of supply.

in SRM 70 CCTR - central contract - was intoduced with a comination of GCTR and PCTR funtions and this can be used in both SRM and ERP as source of supply based on how it is distributed.

Maybe this makes it a little clearer?

[former_member183819 · Accepted solution]

Hi Chander

in SRM 700 , still GCTR -GOA available or totally replaced by CCTR>

now contact can be used in local as well as backend.?

i.e CCTR can be used for classic as well as Extended calssic.

muthu

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

well in SMR 70 you can choose to migrate completely to CCTR whihc means you will not have any GOA or choose to retain the old functionality and not use the CCTR.

But both CCTR and GOA cant be used together , you need to choose any one path.

And yes CCTR works in both SRM and ERP in both classic and extended classic.

[former_member183819 · Accepted solution]

Thanks much Chander !!

[former_member581526 · Accepted solution]

Hi Chander

In SRM7.0, how to set CCTR or GCTR in IMG, I found that it can be identifed in SRM 5.0. But In SRM7.0 , I didn't found it in Transaction type of CTR in IMG

Thank you

Jesse

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

yes CCTR is a transaction type that is delivered for contarcts in the IMG in SRM 70.

you will see it under the transaction types.

[former_member581526 · Accepted solution]

Hi Chander

I mean we identify CCTR only by character "CCTR" ? if transaction type character is "CCTR" , must it be CCTR? how to understand to you?

Jesse

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Yes correct the central contract i belive is idenfiied only by the transaction type CCTR , i dont think there is any other way of identifying it.

[former_member581526 · Accepted solution]

Hi Chander

thanks for your kind answer, I think you are right. but I have a further question. How to distribute CCTR to ERP. need PI ? or dowith BD64?

Jesse