on 06-22-2007 10:16 AM
whats the difference between open sales order and open sales order on hold? plz explain me with tables n fields.
Open sales order is the sales order which can be processed further or it may also be such that it is partially delivered, but not fully delivered. Based on availbilty of material & schedule for delivery, further processing can take place.
But in case of Open Sales Order on Hold, the futher processing can take place after removal of Delivery and / or Billing Block. Some of the example of Open sales order may be visible in Periodic & milestone billing, where further processing of sales order can be carried out after removal of Billing Block (in service related scenario).
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Rajesh Banka
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Hi James.,
iimna gave the exact answer
Thanks & Regards
Narayana
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Open sales orders means orders created but not done the delivery
Open order on hold means orders created but not done the delivery b'z blocking due to credit etc
Tables vbak,vabp,vbep and vbus ,vbup
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Hi
An open sales order is a sales order which is not blocked for anything , but no subsequent documents are created with reference to it. i.e. the document is not blocked for billing or delivery, and this document can be successfully processed further.
A document on hold can be a open order but is blocked for either delivery or billing for some specific reason like, credit check failure, delivery date etc.
We can extract the status of any sales order in the table VBUK and VBUP. The set of tables involved are VBAK, VBAP, VBUK, VBUP
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