on 03-18-2014 2:07 PM
Hi Experts,
I am working on userexit_save_document_prepare strucked up with the condition please give me suggestion.
My condition is to save the sales order:
Light Check:
In creation mode (T180-TRTYP = 'H'),
In creation mode (T180-TRTYP = 'H'),
In 1st Case satisfies no further action should be done and sales oder should be save.
In 2nd Case satisfies then the Error Message Should be riase and sales order should not be save.
In FS I don't get the fieldnames and Table name for reference. And also am not sure about how to get the country group here for the same.
The Sales Organization Table(TVK0) don't have the Country field and the Ship-to Table have LAND1 in such case how we will get the country of the sales organization and Country group.
Please suggest me ASAP.
Thanks in Advance,
Prasad Reddy.
Hi Prasad,
Please explain why/how this is related to GTS - thanks.
Regards,
Dave
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Hi Dave,
The business will 'mess up' the ZE partner function in change
mode. Nonetheless every time a new export compliancy check will be triggered
the ZE partner will be checked. It is up to the Change management people to
inform the business about this new check.
Need to check the Sales Org of US01 and CA01. Sales Org, Start Date and Sales Doc against to VBAK and ZSVKORG. Instead of TVARVC table they maintain this table for maintaining entries for feature reference.
So now question is after checking the above condition need to check the Light Check also PARVW ne ZE.
1. When the both country sales org is different from the country ship-to then both counties belongs to same country group no need to check the condition.
2. When the both country sales org is different from the country ship-to then they do NOT belongs to same country group no need to check the condition.
Please Suggest me.
Thanks in Advance,
Prasad.
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