on 03-27-2014 3:07 PM
All,
Extended Classic Scenario 7.01
We have Shopping Carts set up for auto approval. From time to time some Shopping Carts get stuck in awaiting approval status and we need to manually force them to go. We have not been able to identify a root cause for this so we would like to create an abap that would identify those SCs that are stuck then submit BBP_REQREQ_TRANSFER to transfer those SCs.
The problem we are having is finding the correct combination of status's that will capture those SCs that are truly awaiting approval.
We first find all those SC with status = I1015 (awaiting approval)
Then we exclude those with status i1040 (deleted) and i1129 (followon document created)
It seems in our testing that sometimes the status i1129 has an "X" in the inactive column. Should those then be reprocessed and therefore not excluded?
Thoughts...
Sandra
Hi Sandra,
For your code logic, I1129 with inactive X should be included to get the list of SC which are in awaiting approval or may be approved but without follow on doc.
But could you check if you get any message in RZ20 after the follow on doc is created and it becomes inactive ?
may be you can check the SAP note: 1499352 - SRM Transfer: Redesign, bug fixes
Best Regards,
Anil
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Sorry Anil I'd like to mark this as answered and assign points but for some reason I can't seem to do that.
Sandra
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Normally an X signfies that an approval is needed for a shopping cart. Try and remove those and also some shopping cart which are above a certain value need approval. That might be the reason why it is getting stuck.
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Anil,
Thank you for your response. I had looked at that OSS note but thought since we were on 7.01 it didn't apply. However, reading it in more detail it references the abap BBP_SC_AUTO_RETRANSFER which looks like it was designed to do exactly what we want to do.
Are you by any chance familiar with this abap?
Sandra
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