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mb52 and dipping sequence number

Posted on Jun 28, 2016 at 09:25 AM 24 Views

Hello experts,

If possible i'd like help in a sap query i'm trying to create

I need a query similar to mb52 transaction that gives me total stock for a material in a determined moment and the addition of a field that i can only find in zpp_conf_records the field is dipping sequence number.

The problem is that i can't replicate the mb52 transaction.

Any help for it?

thks in advance

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  • author's profile photo Jürgen Lins
    Jürgen Lins
    Posted on Jun 28, 2016 at 09:45 AM
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    What is a "dipping sequence number" ?

    MB52 gives current stock, for historic stock you have to use MB5B, and you will never achieve historic MB52 stock with a simple query .

    zpp_conf_records is a homemade table, nobody outside your company can know what this is and how it is used, so you better ask your colleagues inhouse to know more about this table

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  • author's profile photo PRASOON AK
    PRASOON AK
    Posted on Jun 28, 2016 at 05:44 PM
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    Hi,

    You can not simply create a query and replicate MB52. If you just want the stock based on custom field, you may check whether you can enhance the report MB52 to add additional fields. Refer the similar thread: Can I add a column to an itab via ENHANCEMENT-P... | SCN

    Regards,

    AKPT

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