on 05-29-2008 7:29 AM
Hi All,
Can u PLZ explain to me in detail the following:
How do we Specify the dependencies to the characteristics in varient configuration. in TX: CT04.
We enter $**** = '****'.
What exactly does this stand for.
If possible explain with this simple scenerio.
Material Name: ice_cream.
char 1 : Flavour: Vanila, Pista etc.
Char 2 is Quantity.eg 100 200 gms etc.
How should we go about for achieving the following:
Flavour : Weight : Price:
Vanila 100gms 25
Vanila 200gms 40
Pista 100gms 30
Pista 200gms 50
Awaiting ure reply,
Cheerzz..
Subbz..
In your case, you have to work out in this method
characteristics in CT04:
Material: Ice Cream of KMAT material type
ZFLAVOUR - values Vanilla, Pista
ZQUANTITY - values 100gm, 200 gm
ZPRICE: just enter in Addl tab Table name as SDCOM & Field name as VKOND. System would copy info from data structure maintained in table SDCOM.
Create a class say ZICE and assign the above characteristics to this class.
Now go back to characteristics ZFLAVOUR
select value vanilla from TAB values From Menu bar select Extras -> Object dependencies ->.Editor
in line 000010 enter $self.ZPRICE='vanilla'
select value pista
in line 000010 enter $self.ZPRICE='pista'
similarly do this for values in characteristic ZQUANTITY
Now create a pricing condition record PR00 for material ice cream.
create variant condition record VA00 in condition record VK11 for characteristic values vanilla, pista, 100gm, 200gm
don't forget to assign variant class to material ice cream and also characteristics are case sensitive. If you are using capital & small case, use proper case.
when you create salesorder you would get a dialog box to choose your variants of your choice.
Reason for using $SELF:
If you use a procedure to infer a value for a characteristic, you enter the variable $SELF before the characteristic.
$SELF is the material to which the dependency is allocated.
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