Reporting for Batch Management

[former_member965601]

I am looking to identify the batches that do not have the vendor batch management value set to "Yes"

1. Find the table that stores the material batch classification information.

2. Extract information showing the batches that do not have the vendor batch management value set to "Yes" or 01

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[DominikTylczyn]

Hello bob_g

Technically characteristics values of classified objects are stored in the AUSP table. However I'd strongly discourage reading the table directly.

The CJ30N transaction can be used instead to search for objects (batches) in a class. Characteristics values can be specified here as selection criteria together with "inclusive" or "exclusive" comparison type.

Best regards

Dominik Tylczynski