on 01-08-2012 6:26 PM
HI
there is a difference between confirmed and delivered quantity in COISPI report. although both quantities are same if we check the in mb51 with movement type 101 and conformation in COOISPI
Regards
ahmed
Confirmed quantity is the Yield you confirmed in CO11/CO11N/CO15 of the last operation and delivered quantity is the quantity you do goods receipt either through MB31 or auto goods receipt (mvt 101 during confirmation). Both are independent of each other in standard SAP.
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Hello,
Confirmed quantity is the quantity which you have confirmed but no goods movement happened to stock. But delivered quantity is the quantity which is confirmed and goods movement happened to stock.
Confirmed quantity will also show operation confirmed quantity. So there will be a difference between confirmed quantity and delivered quantity.
Hope it is clear to you.
Regards,
Alok Tiwari
Check the fields
CAUFV-IGMNG
AFPO-PSMNG
AFPO-WEMNG
If there is discrepancy in these fields you need to search OSS with field names mentioned above as key words
one note I could find is 173980 but this is applicable if you have QM in your system so I don't know if it applicable to your problem.
dear friend,
as far as i know:
Delivered quantity is a quantity delivered to stock
Confirmed quantity is a total quantity of the material that has been delivered to stock
yes, you would run some reports to see relevant posting - for example, use mb51 or mb59
also run CORT and COR3 to make sure the quantities you're after correct
regarding the COOISPI - can you please look at layout (change it) and make sure you display all necessary columns?
good luck!
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