on 04-13-2007 11:50 PM
Hi,
Quotation has been created for Product -- A, 10 quantities.
Sales order created with reference to quotation, system copies 10 quantity in sales order.
How do you restrict in sales order end user should not change quantities, system should not allow for changes by end user. If end user changes Qty system should give an "Error message", so that sales can not be saved.
Could you suggest solution ASAP.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
vamsi.
As a standsrd functionality, you can copy quotation quantity to sales order. But in sales order quantity can be modified. In a live business scenario, this is ideal & will meet the business requirement. If you make the quantity fixed i.e same as sales order, it may not actually meet the business requirement.
Though you will be able to have the control through user exir or Error message, Please consult your client of the limitation, if the said requirement is addressed.
Regards,
Rajesh Banka.
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Hi., Vamsi.,
Go to the copy controls of quotation to order and in copy controls you can do the settings
Narayana
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Normally You will have a warning message set for this. under class V1. if you want the error to be hard error then you would have to hard code it in a user exit under mv45afzz "userexit_save_document_prepare" where u can check if the quantities in the quote and sales order are different and create a hard error.
the other option which I am not sure if it is possible is to propose the eror in message class v4 which you can control thru customisation under SPRO>SD>message settings
reward points if it helps
regards
Biju
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