pricing doubts

[Former Member]

What is the importance of requirement field in access sequence?

Can you create sales order for 40 items if the quotation is sent for 30 items?

What is z transaction?

What is backorder processing?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi

Requirement:

A factor in the condition technique that restricts access to a condition table. The system only accesses a condition table to determine the price if the requirement specified has been met.

Example:

The system uses an access sequence to determine the price of a material. One of the accesses in the sequence contains the requirement "in foreign currency." The system only uses the table behind this access if the sales order for which the price must be calculated is in a foreign currency.

A Sales document whose order items cannot be confirmed due to lack of availability or material shortages.

while doing sales order the material is not available some times at that time we give the delivery date when ever we expect goods. if the goods available earlier than delivery date we can go back with sales order and deliver the goods before first delivery date. this process called as backorder processing.(movement type is 562)

Backorder Processing

Backorder processing is a functionality in SAP where you can change the committments and over-ride the blockage of stocks

marked against sales documents/deliveries. For e.g. you receive an order from a very important customer for material "A" but

the entire quantity of A is committed to another customer "B" via earlier sales orders and this is where BACKORDER processing helps you to change the committment and shift stock due for B to A. This is the benefit of this funtionality.

OMIH - Checking rule for updating backorders

OPJL - Define new checking rule

OPJJ - Define scope of check

V_RA - Backorder Processing

Data selection:-

Sold-to-party Customer code Mandatory

Sales Organization Mandatory

Distribution Channel Mandatory

Division Mandatory

Changed confirmed quantity :-

Tick the material you want to changed and click the Backorder button

Confirmed quantity that still can be changed are highlighted.

V.15 - Backorder List

Sales Organization Mandatory

Distribution Channel Mandatory

Division Mandatory

Z t codes are user defined T-codes

Can you create sales order for 40 items if the quotation is sent for 30 items?

Yes You can

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SHESAGIRI.G

[former_member227476]

dear Rajesh

What is the importance of requirement field in access sequence?

System will not go to access condition type system will reply through formula.

Can you create sales order for 40 items if the quotation is sent for 30 items?

Yes.

What is z transaction?

We copied standard TC or object and rename it by Z its basically stnd name which will start from Z (User defined)

rewards if it helps

siva

[Former Member]

Hi

1.Requirement

Its nothing but pre condition if the condition is ok then system will check the access otherwise it will not. Its available in all condition technique.

Ex: req- 2 Item with pricing. It checks the pricing relevancy of the line item in its item category. If the line item is relevant for price it will access the condition otherwise no.

2. Yes we can do this..

3. Z transactions are not standard transactions. these are newly created to full fill the customer requirment.

4. Orders which will not contain confirmed shedulelins are called as Back orders. those orders are again processed as back orders for confirming the schedule lines.

Muthupandiyan

[Former Member]

Hi,

1.Requirement is a validation.if u put requiremnt in access sequnence first it will search for that requirement .if it matches it execute that pereticular access sequence.if not it searches for next table.

2.YES , u can raise a sales orderfor more than what ever the quatation quantity.

3.back order processing is nothing but suppose if u suppose to deliver the quantity ex 10 today.because of some problems u could not able to do it today.

for tomarrow it is a back order.

reward points if it helps.

thanks &regards

veera.