on 11-09-2011 4:58 AM
Hi All,
My client needs a report which shows no. of delay days at order level and item level. Days difference will be between order and invoice.
Is there any standard report in SAP otherwise how i can generate it using Tables. Which tables needs to be joined?
Hi,
You can use VBAK, VBRK and VBAK tables.
VBAK-ERDAT (Order date)
VBRK-FKDAT(Invoice date)
Will be the fields which are relevant to calculate the delay days.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sharan
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The day on which the latest delivery is created on a particular order item that is completely delivered will be the date on which the "Delivery status" will be set to 'C" on the order item (VBUP-LFSTA)
You can select all deliveries on an Order item that is C status for delivery and find the delivery which is created latest, whose date of creation will be the date on which the Order item was set to C for delivery
VBFA-VBELV = <sales order number>
VBFA-POSNV = <sales order item>
VBFA-VBTYP_N = 'J' -> For selecting deliveries belonging to order item
You may want to look at below table and try out SE16 on them with some order and invoice numbers to see the values.
Order header and item: VBAK and VBAP
Invoice header and item: VBRK and VBRP
Document flow: VBFA,
VBFA-VBELV and POSNV and VBTYP_V doc category for preceding document and item in document flow,
VBFA-VBELN and POSNN and VBTYP_N doc category for subsequent document and item in document flow
You can create a query in SQVI, assign a tcode to the generated program and give it to your customer to use.
I am not sure which dates you are referring for calculating "delay days", if they are order and invoice date, they are in VBAK-AUDAT and VBRK-FKDAT
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