on 06-26-2007 8:28 AM
How to create at a time thousand sale orders is it posi ble
Yes it's possible.
U must use an interface ( LSMW / BAPI / ABAP / EDI ) to upload your sales order data.
The thousand document will be create ones after the others .
Hope this helps,
Erwan
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Hi Prasanna,
No functional settings are needed. But good amoutn of development is needed for this.
You have to either create a LSMW or a CATT/eCATT or you have to write a BDC etc.
The concept is like this.
You will have a loader file which will have information about the sold to party, ship to party, payer, bill to party, material number, quantity ordered, requested delivery date, and so on.
The loader file will have 1000 records to create 1000 sales orders.
Now through one of these tools, you have to read the file and update the values in the file in database tables of sales order like VBAK, VBAP, etc. If this updation happens, you can enable the report in such a way that at the end, you will be shown the order numbers which are created.
Please let me know if you need more info.
Rwd point if it helps.
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Prasanna,
No particular settings is needed ( except for IDOC/EDI processing ).
If you can develop or make develop a specific interface based on a BAPI ( BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2 ), this is not very complicated, and this is the better choice...
If you can't you can try to create your sales order via LSMW ( t-code LSMW ), here you can, mapp a file structure to the structure needed for the SalesOrder creation and then execute the interface ( based on a Standard Batch-Input program ).
Erwan
how it is posible is there any settings
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