on 10-05-2015 10:25 AM
Dear Experts,
We have recently developed custom program for Collective Process Order posting ( for facilitating multi phase posting ) by use of standard BAPI = BAPI_PROCORDCONF_CREATE_TT.
We are able to post entries via execution of custom program.
But in some case, incorrect data are appearing in COGI as SAP std behavior. We are not executing any background jobs to clear any entries of COGI. Still system is updating the entries after some duration. due to that reason we are facing issue of double GR of orders & resulting in additional inspection lot created in the system.
I have gone through few threads on SDN regarding the above mentioned issue.
Can we remove t code COGI for 261,101 movement type via OMJJ ( allowed movements ) ?
Need to be sure if by removing t code COGI from above config should not result in any consequences. ( Need to stop entries posted via COGI )
Any other ideas will be appreciated.
Regards,
Deep Dave
hi Deep,
as suggest by Venkatesh, please tick radio buttong - termination for incorrect goods mov.
it will terminate your bapi . but as you said that it is posing goods automatically, then please check any BG job for program - CORUPROC, CORUAFWP, CORUAFW0.
regards,
Solomon
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The customizing of OPK4 is NOT helpfull here. Simply read the F1-Help of the flag here you will read this work only in case of online posting. And the BAPI post goods movements always in update mode
See note 208477 for details.
In general COGI entries are not posted automatically from system. This is done manually or in job. The reports are listed in note 208477, if somebody post this manually you cannot review. You might use BAdI workorder_goodsmovt there are 2 methodes for posting COGI and adding authority check in COGI.
The job you refer to post postprocessing records and error records. COGI list error records, if you don't want this data is posted unset the flag 'incl faulty goods movements'.
BR Sabine
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Der all,
Thanks. Closing the thread.
Regards,
Deep Dave
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