on 09-22-2010 10:04 AM
Hi all,
I've a question about the deadline monitoring function in SAP. I want to create an inspection lot when the batch is about to expire. Here are a couple of assumptions:
- We use batch status management
- inspection type 09 active in material master
- QA07 to trigger inspection.
I don't want to use the next inspection date. So when i run qa07 i set the field batch status change when exp is reached. The batch is set to restricted, mvt 341 is used for this. But how do i create an inspection lot? I already activated mvt 341 in customizing, but nothing happens.
Hope you can help.
As long as the batch record is not created far in advance of the actual production date of the material, you can set the inspection interval to be equal to the total shelf life of the material (or reasonably close, if you know there may be a delay between the two events). Use the recurring inspection part of QA07, this will give you a close approximation of an inspection lot at / near batch expiration...
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I have also used UD follow up actions that check the next inspection date and the expiration date vales and modify them at the time of the UD according to whatever the plant wants. SAP also also provides user exit QEVA0003 which can be used to provide your own logic to calculating a next inspection date when you process an 09 inspection lot. That might also come in handy.
FF
Hi,
In QA07 after entered the material number, you have to enter the Initial run in days (opening period is calculated using the initial run in days) and select the radio button (Lot creation only or to inspection stock at lot creation) and excuete the tracsaction if the batchs inside the opening period material will create the inspection lot.
Use the t-code QA05 for background job planning.
Regards,
Vairavan.P
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I don't want to use the next inspection date field in the batch record. The radio button you describe checks the next inspection date. If the field next inspection date in the batch is empty the system will not do anything.
I use have the shelf life in the batch record. Therefore i can only use the fields in batch status change (initial run in days and check box Block batch) in transaction QA07. This will only cause a status change in the batch (unrestricted --> restricted), but it doesn't create an inspection lot. And i need the inspection lot, without the next inspection date.
I'll check later today but I never had a reason to check to see if a material movement was used when QA07 set the status. You don't have to use a material movement to set the status. You can do it directly in MSC2N and no material document is created. I always assumed that in QA07 the programmer just set the flag in the batch record.
I'm assuming you tested this in QA07 and found material documents indicating the 341 movement was used.
I would have never expected to have the ability to trigger a lot via a material movement in QA07.
FF
The 341 movement type does not have an inspection lot origin assigned to it in config by SAP. Since SAP did not define an origin, no inspection lots can be created for the movement type. Impossible. You can't modify this without doing a mod to the system.
So I think I'm back to my original proposal where you copy the qao7 program and have the programmer modify this to a Z program. You have the program changed to select batches based on expiration field instead of the next inspection date field.
FF
In config: Materials Management > Inventory Management and Physical Inventory>Movement Types-->Copy,Change Movement Types
Select "Movement Type"
Enter in range of movement types to review.
Select a movement type
Click on folder "update control/WM movement types
Double click on any of the lines displayed.
Inspection lot origin field is on the bottom left.
FF
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