Error: There are no access sequences for condition type HCL

[Former Member]

Hi Sappers,

I am stuck on one error. I am currently on Tcode: vb11 (Material Determination Condition Record Create).

When i am entering the Material Determination Type which i have defined and pressing ENTER, it is giving error

There are no access sequences for condition type HCL (HCL being the access sequence defined for condition type HCL)

Message no. VK061

Kindly help.

Thanks

RT

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please see whether Con type(HCL) has assigned with an access aequence or not, If it assigned then see u arranged cond tables in access seq or not,if yes see you field assignment has done or not

Regards

Prashanth

[Former Member]

Hi Prashanth,

Is Valid from and Valid To information necessary in "Maintain Condition Type" in Material Determination ?

Thanks

RT

[Former Member]

Hi RT,

It is Necessory, Inbetween only it Possible to do Material Detrmination and check whether the Con type has deleted...

[Former Member]

Hi Rahul,

You have to maintain the Access sequence for the condition type HCL

Go to IMG-Sales & DistributionBasic functionsMaterial Determination

--Click on Maintain Prerequisites for material determination

--Click on access sequence & maintain required fields & save it

--Click on Define condition type here you need to assign the access sequence to your condition type HCL & save it

--Go to T.Code VB11 & enter the condition type HCL your problem will be resolved.

Let me know if your problem is solved

Regards

Pradeep

[Former Member]

Dear Pradeep

I have done the whole process twice: i.e

Step 1: IMG - Sales and Dist - Basic Func - Material Determination - Maintain PreReq for Mat Determination - Maintain AS - Save

Step 2: Define Condition Type - New Entries -

---

Save

Step 3: Maintain Procedure - New Entries - Save

Step 4: Assign Procedure to Sales Doc Types - Position - Sales Doc Type (HCL)

SaTy: HCL

Sales Doc Type: Standard Order

Material Determination: K0001 (replace with HCL)

Mat Determination: HCL mat detrmn procedure

Enter + Save

Step 5: vb 11 (Matrl Dtrmn Condition Record Create)

Material Determination Type: HCL (Press Enter)

Error: There are no access sequences for condition type HCL

Thats how its going on...dont know wheres the error.

RT

[Former Member]

Hi Rahul,

Have you created the condition table for Material determination.

--Create condition table

--Assign these condition tables in your access sequence & save it

--Check in procedure (K0001) you have assigned the HCL condition type

-- Valid from and Valid To --It controls the validity of record

--Also Re-check the configuration settings for material determination.

Regards

Pradeep

[Former Member]

Hi Pradeep,

I followed these steps and my problem got solved. I didn't assign condition tables to the access sequence.

I want to ask you, do we always make condition tables first before defining access sequences, condition types and maintaining procedures ?

Regards

RT

[Former Member]

Yes you need to create the condition tables first. & access sequence next.

Regards

Pradeep

[akshaykokate2]

i tried this ..but it is not solved

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