RE: [sap-log-mm] Storage locations in a plant

Posted by satishvp123
on Sep 18 at 7:05 AM
If GI has not already been done, you can simply delete the outbound delivery. If you are asking about reversing the GI document posted against the o/b delivery, use transaction VL09.

Regards,

Satish.

---------------Original Message---------------
From: vinoth vinoth
Sent: Saturday, September 17, 2011 1:35 PM
Subject: Storage locations in a plant

Hi,

How to outbound delivery reverse.

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[sap-log-mm] Recording MIRA in LSMW

Posted by uma_boga
on Sep 18 at 1:11 AM
I need to load the Incoming Invoice details using LSMW record method for that I thought of recording MIRA TCode. I've seen in forums MIRA and MIRO is not used for recording. Can anybody put light on what would be the best way to load Incoming Invoice details? I know BAPI is there but I want to use LSMW.
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Re: [sap-log-mm] Storage locations in a plant

Posted by vinothvinoth
on Sep 17 at 1:33 PM
Hi,

How to outbound delivery reverse.

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Dave Thornburgh
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2011 3:16 PM
Subject: Storage locations in a plant

Ravi -

A storage location typically maps to something in the physical world. In all of my plants, one building - one warehouse - maps to exactly one storage location. I have worked with other people who have split individual buildings into more than one storage location - but in all of those cases, there was some physical difference between them. I would not recommend having more than a few storage locations, unless I could point to a distinct reason for each additional SL after the first one.

If the client doesn't want full blown WM because they don't want to process all of the WM transactions, they will find that multiple storage locations will be much, much worse. Not only will they need to perform the SL to SL movements that would now take the place of WM movements, they will also have a much higher workload maintaining all of the data that exists at the storage location level of the material master. Also, storage location determination in SD processes, as well as procurement processes (internal or external) will be a large amount of overhead.

If they want to manage the plant without WM, they can always go the Lean WM route, with one (or a few) storage locations.

Dave

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RE: [sap-log-mm] Posting to different accounts in MIRO depending on the currency

Posted by satishvp123
on Sep 17 at 12:55 PM
What exactly is the logic for use of different currencies for the same vendor?

For example, if the logic is that different plants use different order currencies, then you can get different GR/IR account by assigning these plants to different valuation grouping codes, and deriving GR/IR account through valuation grouping code.

Regards,

Satish.

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Ha Tran
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2011 6:28 PM
Subject: Posting to different accounts in MIRO depending on the currency

Hi Lowen,

When invoice is posted in LIV process, it will all debit the GR/IR clearing account (unless the GR-non-valuated indicator is flagged on the PO line item). This rule remains unchanged regardless of the PO currency. What is of your particular business scenario?

Cheers,
HT

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RE: [sap-log-mm] Storage locations in a plant

Posted by Dave Thornburgh (SAP JOAT)
on Sep 17 at 1:17 AM
Ravi -

That's entirely true - but the meaning of that statement is way more detailed than you might think.

The use of transfer orders in the warehouse has a high price tag in terms of all of the creating, handling, and confirming of transfer orders. For a simple location with straightforward putaway, picking, and handling processes, it can be a lot of overhead without a lot of perceived benefit. For a more complex location with complex processes, it becomes absolutely essential to use TO's to maintain sanity. Without transfer orders, storage types, storage bins, WM movement types, etc., it is difficult to do (seemingly simple) things like: tracking a single material with quantities in several bins at the same time; optimize picking area replenishment; distribute and manage picking or putaway workload; physical inventory by bin instead of by material plant-wide.

Your client's desire to use storage locations in place of WM is scary to think about. All of the WM transactions that they would be avoiding would need to be replaced by IM transactions to accomplish the same things. (By contrast, with Lean WM, the extra movements and such are simply not done). A lot of WM functionality that was designed into WM but not IM would not be available, and the data maintenance necessary would be monstrous.

To make a long story short, SAP designed WM for companies that need it. Your customer either doesn't need it and should go Lean, or they do need it but shouldn't try to reinvent it by using IM in a way it wasn't designed to handle. I suspect that if they want over 1000 "locations", they're going to need full WM.

So yes, WM basically means transfer orders - but using them vastly expands what you can do.

Dave

---------------Original Message---------------
From: Ravi Nadendla
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2011 2:15 PM
Subject: Storage locations in a plant

Dave,

I was doing some reading on lean WM. The only benefit I get out of it is: Transfer orders, nothing more that. Is that really the advantage or are there some other benefits? Please let me know.

Thanks

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RE:[sap-log-mm] PR From MRP Run, Planned Orders

Posted by ha_tran (Senior SAP Supply Chain Business Analyst)
on Sep 16 at 10:57 PM
Hi Vibhuti,

If I am not mistaken, the source of supply was not assigned when the planned order was generated during MRP run and that was also the same for the case of MRP run PR. The source of supply was therefore made when you converted your planned order into purchase requisition. That's why my proposed solution was to set up the source list records (for both plants) so that the source of supply determination takes place during MRP run regardless of procurement proposals.

Cheers,
HT

---------------Original Message---------------
From: vibhuti lal
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 8:16 AM
Subject: PR From MRP Run, Planned Orders

Hi All,

I have two plants and during MRP RUN for both the plants,for plant 'A' the Purchase requisition is getting generated from planned orders during which info records can been seen automatically. Where as for plant 'B' Purchase Requisition is getting generated from MRP DIRECTLY. No info records can be seen for seeing the info records. I have to manually do it.

Can anybody suggest what can be the possible solution for getting the info records automatically when PR is getting created from MRP.

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RE:[sap-log-mm] how to print a PO

Posted by bayonaw
on Sep 16 at 5:49 PM
For Unrelease P.O try this:
-me22->print preview
-click on print preview icon
-Go to-> list display

You can select which format to save the P.O using: system->list->save->local file or system->list->print for hard copy

Regards,
Wilson Bayona

---------------Original Message---------------
From: guivf
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 11:00 PM
Subject: how to print a PO

hi,

you need to go into the edit mode of the PO using
nme22. then go to header -> messages and select the
output type which is unchecked. once checked, do a
repeat output. a new out put will come up. type in the
field and select that line, click on communication
method. type the printer name which has been
configured on the network, and press enter, next
select the two check boxes on that screen and again
press enter. save the PO and come out. now go to
/nsp01. press enter twice. you have the PO in text
form. select it and save it to a file. this will give
you the soft copy of the PO. you can now print it!!!

Guiv

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RE:[sap-log-mm] Unable to do MB1A Movement 322 Due to Change in Inspection Only Allowed in QM

Posted by RBMGP
on Sep 16 at 5:13 PM
My mistake, I am trying to use MB1B if that makes a difference. Thanks so much for responding.

---------------Original Message---------------
From: RBMGP
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2011 4:57 PM
Subject: Unable to do MB1A Movement 322 Due to Change in Inspection Only Allowed in QM

I am attempting to do a reversal of over reported production using MB1B movement type 322 and am getting an error message telling me that change the inspection stock of material in QM only.

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Re: [sap-log-mm] Unable to do MB1A Movement 322 Due to Change in Inspection Only Allowed in QM

Posted by neobat
on Sep 16 at 5:09 PM
I think you cannot since quality checking is activated.
You have to perform a UD and the cycle count out.

Any other suggestion?

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From: RBMGP
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2011 4:57 PM
Subject: Unable to do MB1A Movement 322 Due to Change in Inspection Only Allowed in QM

I am attempting to do a reversal of over reported production using MB1B movement type 322 and am getting an error message telling me that change the inspection stock of material in QM only.

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[sap-log-mm] Unable to do MB1A Movement 322 Due to Change in Inspection Only Allowed in QM

Posted by RBMGP
on Sep 16 at 4:57 PM
I am attempting to do a reversal of over reported production using MB1B movement type 322 and am getting an error message telling me that change the inspection stock of material in QM only.
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