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Sample-Drawing Procedure

muhamed_faisal
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Sir,

what is the Sample-Drawing Procedure

how we can make use this feature

what are the process involved

Faisal

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Sample drawing procedure is a master data that defines how samples are to be collected, in terms of how many physical samples are to be taken, what will be the sample size for each physical sample, etc.

This is mainly used in food, pharma industries. Go through the document[http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/print46c/en/data/pdf/QMIMSM/QMIMSM.pdf], this doc will give you a complete idea about sample management and how to integrate it with sampling procedure/scheme.

muhamed_faisal
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Hi

what is the deifference betwen to SAmpling schem and sample drawing

Faisal

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Sampling scheme is a collection of sampling plans that you define depending on your business requirement. For example, for a material your existing legacy sampling is: Upto 100kg : 1kg sample, 101-200kg ; 1.7kg sample, and above that 5 kg sample. so you see multiple sampling plans are associated with the same material and you want SAP to auto determine which sampleing plan to use based on your lot size. So you use a sampling scheme where you define all these plans in one table and also provide acceptance/ rejection criteria.

Sample drawing procedure defines how these samples are to be collected, like, what type of samples (Primary, pooled or reserve), no. of samples to be collected, container type, schemes etc.

Read the documentatuion part of the document I gave you, you will understand the basics.

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