Add restriction while create item by "Old Purchase Orders and Templates"

[Former Member]

We are consider to add restriction while create shopping cart item by "Old Purchase Orders and Templates". After implement such restriction, create item by copying old shopping cart item is not allow for particular matereial group number.

Is there any BADI can be used in our case? If there is no, could modify HTML template the only solution?

Regards,

Donald

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

If the restriction is for certain group of people,then you have 2 options:

1.Make the link invisible for those group of people by implementing the BADI BBP_SC_MODIFY_UI.In the BADI,first check the user attributes like particular role and based on that make the link invisible.

2. Assign certain role to the group of users who should not see the link "Old Purchase order and templates".You can hide this link in the MENU by removing this from the lits of trasctions in that particular role.In PFCG,go in that role and then under MENU tab,remove the entry for "OLD PURCHASE ORDER AND TEMPLATES".

BR,

Disha.

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[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Disha,

Thanks for your response. However, our restriction is based on material group (category). It is because the prices of some items (1 or 2 material group) are changed often and if user create shopping cart by copy item from "Old PO and Templates", both vendors and our procurement team need extra effort to revise the PO.

Regards,

Donald

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Donald,

There is a BADI BBP_WF_LIST which is used for restricting the search results of the procurement documents. Once the actual list is selected then this BADI will be called for user defined filtering logic. You can restrict the display of old SC with those material groups here.

This is worth a try.

Regards

Kathirvel

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Kathirvel,

Thanks for your very useful reply. I will use BADI BBP_WF_LIST to filter BUS2121 by our logic.

Regards,

Donald