2 Step picking process

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Hi All,

My understanding of the 2 step picking process is as follows ...Please validate if this can still be lean in terms of nos steps that need to be performed...

1. Create Wave Pick VL35 / VG01 create group / create from VL06O by selecting all the deliveries

LT72 --Determine 2-step relevance

LT73 --Display 2-step relevance

LX39 --2-step picking monitor

VL37 --- wave monitor ---Hit Picking progress for to it

*Removal part*

2. LT0E -- Creating removal TO with MvTyp 850

One Removal TO created

Now check TO with LT21 ....notably Dest Storage typ 200

Now again check LX39 ---drill-down the tree structure of the Pick Section ....TO created ...not yet confirmed

--- Allocation section --procedure not yet started

3. Now do LT12 ---for confirming the TO upon the physical PICK

Then check LX39 ---Pick section is all green

Allocation Part

How to identify & assign which item in the 200 stg typ area belong to which Delivery...Plz enlighten

4. Now do LT42 for the group 20000***** --Start Multi Processing to create equal nos of TO for each deliveries in the group

Confirm those TOs

Have a look at LX39 again ---Allocate section will be Green

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What are the two choices to carry out the second step ??

Choice 1.... You can start the multiple processing function to create transfer orders for the group and move them all at once using multiple processing to the appropriate goods issue area.

(TransOrder ® 2-step picking ® Allocation/Direct picking ® Start group)

Choice 2.... When you release the group, (TransOrder ® 2-step picking ® Allocation/Direct picking ® Release / Print) you can select Allocation or Direct separately in a dialog box to move the materials for the second step. You can also print from this option.

Can anybody explain these 2 Chioces please ?

Regards

Jamna

Edited by: ABAP Techie on Nov 24, 2010 10:01 AM

Edited by: ABAP Techie on Nov 25, 2010 6:41 AM

Edited by: ABAP Techie on Nov 29, 2010 7:35 AM

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