on 02-25-2008 2:36 PM
I have a little issue. I know is sth from configuration, but I don't remember where it is.
When automatic credit check is performed, and a sales order goes to "Credit Not allowed" I would like the position of the order remains unconfirmed, in order to leave the stock free for other orders.
Now the system leave the schedule lines created, confirmed, even when credit stock is "not allowed". Could sb help on this?
Regards
Hi Eduardo Vartorelli
For the Sales Order to stop the flow of requirements to MRP You have to set the status in the requirement.
Go to T code OVB8 and then set what is your requirement in the routine.
Currently the routine checks only for credit status in VBUK - CMGST if the status is B then it will not transfer the requirements to the MRP.
I am not sure what is the Credit status of your document in the VBUK. If its not "B" and still you want to hold the requirements then you can modify the routine to handle your new requirement.
If the status is B and then the requirements are trasnfering then you need to put a Break point in the rouitne and check if the routine is actually getting called or not.
The Program Name is LV07A101.
Thanks & Regards
Srinivas.
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Hi,
When you are creating a sales order, it will show the schedule lines of the line items, even if that order is credit hold. This will show when ur creating the sales order VA01.
Once after saving the sales order, go to change mode of the sales order VA02, and go to schedule line now, then it wont show any confirmed qty and the date for all the line items.
Unless you realease the order from credit hold, it wont show any schedule line with confirmed qty.
Hope this is clear.
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Thanks,
Praveen
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