movement types in schedule line cat

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus

i have a quick question can any one plz solve

wht is the purpuse of two movement type fields in shedule line catagory

mo`vement type 1 and move ment type 2

thanks in advance

[Former Member]

hai,

movement type :

means any movement of stock in sap has a movement type,

the different types of movement types exist .ex: we use 561 for initial posting of stock,601 for goods issue ,etc,

movement type one step procedure:

it means for transfer of stock from one storage location to another,one plant to another we use

1. one step procedure.

2. two step procedure.

one step procedure means stock is reduced from one storage location and

simentaneosly updated in the receiving location.

for this movement type we use in the case of one step procedure for stock transfer from on estorage locatiion to another is 311.

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sriram

[Former Member]

Hi Rama Krishna,

Specifies a key for the type of goods movement. Each goods movement (for example, purchase order to warehouse) is allocated to a movement type in the system.

Hope this clarifies you Doubt and Please Reward If Really Helpful,

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Sateesh.Kandula

[Former Member]

hi

wht is mean by One-step procedure

can u plz explain

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[p391977]

One step procedure is otherwise called as "*one step stock transfer procedure*" which is either from plant to plant or storage location to storage loacation.

Here quntity issued is equal to quantity received.

It is called so because the movement results in a single transaction recorded in a material document.

Hope this will solve your dought about One step procedure

[Former Member]

Hi,

First movement type field is used for Inventory Management

Second movement type is used for One-step procedure

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Regards,

Amrish Purohit

[Former Member]

Hi amrish,

But in Glen C Williams book it has given, it used when two good movement takes place with one schedule line .. wat is that meaning... please explain...

Ramki