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Changing shipment condition should not be allowed

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Hi,

The requirements is :

If a user tries to change shipment condition in sales order after a purchase requisition and subsequent order are raised, that should not be allowed.

So here,

1- Is VBEP-BANFN the right filed to check?

2- Should I control all lines of sales order here?

or any other suggestions please.

Regards

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+Excusme me if the tags are not related. I can not find related tag in this form.

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May you please tell me how to select the related tag?

for this post; for example, what you write in the first tag text box?

I tried to write 'shippment' , sales, SD, User exit, SO, changing sales order, ....

but no of them was in the drop down...

thanks

JL23
Active Contributor

you need minimum 3 keystrokes to get a proposal. Yes, I just typed SD and hit the space key and get all needed proposals

Typing "Sales" is unfortunately not immediately helpful as these brackets around Sales & Distribution make the thing difficult. The search for tag names is unfortunately still in the children's shoes. An enthusiastic user has written an application, you want to give this a chance: https://detammenitsapcommunitytags-p001984trial.dispatcher.hanatrial.ondemand.com/index.html

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Jelena
Active Contributor

1) VBEP-BANFN should have the purchase requisition number and you can get the rest of information from there. You could probably start checking from the item category VBAP-PSTYV (this may be relevant only to certain categories) just to avoid unnecessary code execution.

2) Not able to understand the question. What does "control all lines" mean? If a field is at the header level then, naturally, if condition is true for at least one line then a change should not be allowed.

Not sure if a better standard solution exists for this scenario but third party orders have been discussed many times on SCN, make sure to search.

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