Check on material and removal bin

[Former Member]

When creating a TO from a TR in the foreground for stock removal, some times the storage type and bin are overwrtitten manually.

It might be that the requested material is not in the bin that was entered manually. Is there a possibility to create a check via a user exit or BADI that the storage type and bin match with the material? Which BADI or user exit would be most suitable?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards, Gert Jan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello,

you may enable transaction SMOD exit MWMTO004 and implement EXIT_SAPLL03A_006 for manual entered bin checks. But as Vidyanand said, if TO item and quant does not match (and negative quants not allowed), there is already a E message.

Best reagrd,

Matthias

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Matthias,

thank for your reply. Negative quants are allowed, so that check is not active. I will have a look into that user exit and see if we can create logic for the check we want.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Matthias,

short additional question: do I have to set the user exit active in the specific storage type? Because it seems that the user exit is not called although activated via a CMOD project.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi G.J.

sorry ... yes, the storage type needs to have a inbound User-Exit active.

Regards,

Matthias

[Former Member]

Hi Gert Jan,

I understand you are trying to create a TO from TR using trxn LT04. You then try to create the TO in foreground and enter a storage type and bin manually.

If sufficient stock of material is not available in the bin and if the storage type entered does not allow negative stocks, system will not allow you to create the TO.

Hence, the check is already in place.

Please forgive me if I misunderstood your question.

[Former Member]

Hi,

maybe information was not complete. In the storagetype and bin negative stocks are allowed and can occur. So the check for sufficient stock will not be activated. Thanks for trying to help