where to check allocated stocks & open deliveries?

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

           Where to check the allocated stocks against the sales order ?

            Where to check the open deliveries( order for which  Post goods issues not happened)?

These data we require to analyze MRP result. so please help me out.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Ronali.

[phanikumar_v3]

Dear Ronali,

As suggested you can see the ready made answer in google.(Why waiting-if answer is in your hands)

For your first question--if all these materials has been maintained with Individual requirements in their respective material master, then you can see all in MD04

(Remember one thing--same material can be maintained with different Availability checks based on plant--You can have individual requirement for one material in Plant X and Collective requirements in Plant Y)

Alternatively you can check in MMBE and VBBS table too.

For Your Second Question please Try with VL06o.

Phanikumar

[former_member183501]

Totally agreed with Phani's answer.

MD04,VLO60,MMBE with the help of these TCodes it may be chacked or go through VL01N here you can check If your Order related material would have allocated then after hitting enter in VL01N If it would show for PGI then that would have been allocated with purticular material If error would show then that means there is no any allocation is done.

thx

Kamlesh

[naveen_kaluti]

Hello Ronali,

For your 1st question try using MBBS tcode, although I am not sure of how much it might work

and for the 2nd use tcode VL06O, with this tcode you will be able to get you all the deliveries that are due for PGI.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Naveen K.

[former_member978618]

go to tcode MD04.

you should see all the details you are looking for.

[former_member183501]

1-Go through VA02 hit enter & check the Order stater or double click in material & then check.

2- Go through VA02 the check either Display document or status flow.

Hope this will help.

Thanks,

Kamlesh

[Lakshmipathi]

Please search the forum or Google with the same text so that you will find many times this has been discussed.  Please go through the forum rules which you can see to your right screen and adhere to that

G. Lakshmipathi