on 10-15-2007 12:59 PM
Hello Everyone,
The problem goes like this...........Under a company code there are 4 plants. Till these days they were using a single output type for printing the invoices.
Now a requirement has arised and we are forced to create a new invoice printing for only one plant.
How do u do the output determination for this?
Can You please tell me step by step procedure that has to be followed?
Can u assign different output type for the same billing type and out put determination procedure?
Please help out in this.
Thanks in advance,
Hi Sachin
Output determination
What is output?
Output is communication. When we create a transaction in sales & distribution, and save the transaction we may have to communicate to the concerned business partner about the transaction.
Example;
Customer--Purchase Order-VA01 (Create sales Order)- save the sales order- send the order confirmation to the customer
Here the output is Order confirmation
This output is sent to business partner-Customer-Sold to Party
Other Examples: Quotation, Invoice, Delivery note, Packing List
Output determination happens through Condition Technique.
Condition records are very important here. And these records contain answers to following questions.
a) What is the Output Type? Order confirmation or Invoice etc
b) Who is the recipient? A Sold-to-party or Payer etc.
c) What is the media? Take print out and send, or as email? Or Fax? Or EDI (Electronic data Interchange)
d) When output to be processed? Immediately when the transaction saved or scheduled to happen at particular Time etc
e) In which language the output to be prepared
Customization:
IMGSDBasic functionsOutput Control
Output Determination
Output Determination using Condition technique
Maintain Output Determination for Sales Documents
Maintain output types
SAP provides standard Output types for sales, shipping, transportation and billing
Sales:
AF00 Inquiry
AN00 Quotation
BA00 Order
RD03 Cash sales invoice
Each of this condition type has Repository data called Routines
a) Program---Program that reads data from tables (VBAK / many tables storing data pertaining header etc)
b) Form routineProgram used for creating layout
c) Form---Layout
The Output type has an Access sequence
Example: BA00 has access sequence 0010
Access sequence uses sales document type as the field under table 7
SAP provides standard Procedures, Copy the procedure and assign it to the Sales document Type
Select maintain output determination procedure
Position V10000 (Order Confirmation)
Select V10000 and Copy as
ZV1000 Kirlosakr Order Confirmation
Save
Assign output determination Procedure
Allocate Sales Document Header
Position ZKOR
Sales document Type Procedure
ZKOR ZV1000
Save
Now maintain Condition Records
SAP menuLogisticsSales & DistributionMaster data-Output--sales document
Create VV11
Sales Doc=ZKOR
Partner function=SP
Media=1 Printout
Date=4 immediately when saving transaction
Lang=EN
Now select Communication Tab
Printer= A000 virtual Printer
Save the Record
Create an order and check the Order Confirmation
Create VA01
Save
VA02- sales documentissue output to
Select BA00 and select Print review to see the Output
Outputs for shipping processes customization carried out under Logistics Execution
IMG MenuLogistics executionShippingBasic shipping Functions-Output Control-Output determination---
Maintain output determination for outbound deliveries
Std Delivery outputs
LD00 Delivery document
PL00 Packing List
Follow the same procedure, like in sales, Copy the std Procedure and assign to respective documents like Delivery document etc
Output determination for Groups---Used for picking list generation
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Hi Sachin
Check the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/c0/4e4764497d11d385ee0000e81ddea0/frameset.htm
Thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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