on 09-01-2010 2:17 PM
Hi all,
A pricing condition type is present which is supposed to make the netvalue to zero after the order reason is changed to rejection using va02. But even after the order reason is changed to rejection and we tried to genrate new pricing document, the netvalue is not becoming zero. How can I debug this? The condition type is not determined by using condition records.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Smith
This should be working in the following ways.
1) Order Reason/Rejection Reason being a field in the Key combination with 100% Discount triggering Zero Net Value
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if this the case, then you should check in Condition Analysis wheather the value has conrrectly flown in the condition table , if not why it has not flown in to the condition table (It could be missing value in the condition record or a prblem in the field catalogue user exit- you need to take Developer's help as suggested by others)
2) Using a Requirement and changing the Net Value Zero without any condition table field.
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If so, put a break point in the requirement and check why this has not been successful in this scenario.
I hope the replies would help you to some extent in solviing the issue.
Thanks
Subbu
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Is it order reason or Reason for Rejection?
If reason for rejection is applied and did not change the value to ZERO, please check the rejection code configuration T Code OVAG, for the particular rejection code, under the column Statistical - USE X or Y.
If its order reason code, then you might have some requirement which controls this trigger, please check the requirement assigned to the condition type in your pricing procedure and check the logic. You said it is not determined from conditon record. Is it a manual condition then? if yes, Please try to repirce the line item by using the option "carry out new pricing".
Hope this helps
Regards
Sai
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Hi,
Check the reuirments (calculation type etc.)associated with this condition type.
In pricing analysis what it says? condition details?
Take abaper for help if reuired in debugging.
if maintained table, you can acess the data- using AXXX
Thanks
Chidambaram
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