on 04-17-2017 4:41 PM
Dear all,
We are in the process of converting our client system from ECC6.0 to S/4 HANA 1610.
In ECC system, the following settings exist:
1. The LIS info-structures for inventory (S031, S032, S033, S034 & S035) are activated, with S031, S032 and S033 setup for V1 update and S034 & S035 with V2 update) - tcode OMO9. LIS reports used are MC.1, MC.4, MC.5, MC.6, MC.9 & MC.A
2. As for material blocking status, "Late exclusive block" is set - tcode OMJI.
We did a trial conversion of sandbox system and found that the above settings did not allow any material document to be posted in the S/4 HANA system. We had to switch to "Exclusive block" (i.e early lock) in order to make the system ready for any posting.
We have studied SAP Note 2319579 that explains the lock behaviour and its relation to LIS. We understand that "Late exclusive block" and "Active LIS" cannot co-exist in S/4 HANA system.
So, we would like to advise our client to go for "late exclusive block" to enjoy the benefits of parallel processing and improved throughput offered in S/4 HANA; and de-activate existing LIS info-structures and offer an alternative to LIS.
Is this an acceptable approach ?
Also, in lieu of the de-activated LIS (S031... S035 and the LIS reports), is there any other reporting functionality that S/4 HANA offers ?
SAP talks about Virtual Data model and HANA Analytics.
Can you please advise what is the alternative to LIS and how to go about implementing the same?
Thanks
Prabhu
Hello all,
I have also been looking for CDS views as an alternative for the obsolete Inventory Management infostructures S031-S035, and CDS-View I_GoodsMovementCube seems to be the best alternative so far:
I tried to replace S031-AGVBR and achieved it with the following query:
SELECT
I_GOODSMOVEMENTCUBE~MATERIAL,
I_GOODSMOVEMENTCUBE~YEARMONTH,
SUM( I_GOODSMOVEMENTCUBE~NUMBEROFGOODSISSUES ) AS GIS
FROM
I_GOODSMOVEMENTCUBE
WHERE
MATERIAL = 'WK3' AND
ISCONSUMPTIONMOVEMENT = 'X'
GROUP BY
I_GOODSMOVEMENTCUBE~MATERIAL,
I_GOODSMOVEMENTCUBE~YEARMONTH
ORDER BY
MATERIAL ASCENDING
YEARMONTH ASCENDING
Consider creating your own consumption views on top of this CDS-View.
Regards Daniel
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White paper: Simplification List for SAP S/4HANA 1610 Initial Shipment Stack
"MM-IM development plans to provide step by step Virtual Data Model (VDM) views as successor for LIS. The first VDM's released with S/4HANA OP1610 and CE1608 will be for stock quantity reporting."
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2268063 - S4TWL - Logistic Information System in PP
Remark: For the general approach regarding analytics within SAP S/4HANA see the following analytics simplification item in cross topics area.
The shop floor information system is part of the logistics information system LIS (Note: If you use a material number longer than 18 characters - see restriction note “Extended Material Number in LIS: SAP Note 2232362”). The LIS can be used to compare planned vs. actual parameters like lead time, execution time, queue times, scrap, and so on. The classic ERP implementation of the LIS has some specifics:
Future production analytics will be based on HANA, CDS views aggregating transactional data dynamically, and powerful analytical UIs for multi-dimensional reporting. With this it will be possible to replace the current LIS. You will be able to use classic LIS and the future production analytics in parallel for some time as long as you do not switch off the update of the LIS tables (Functionality available in SAP S/4HANA on-premise edition delivery but not considered as future technology).
LIS is part of the S/4HANA compatibility pack. You can continue using LIS. All LIS tables are available in S/4HANA.
Once future production analytics supports all your analytics requirements, you can switch off the update of the LIS tables. Once you have switched off updating LIS tables, you will notice the following improvements:
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Hi William,
Could you please clarify my understanding for the future of LIS?
LIS are part of the S/4HANA Compatibility Pack, but compatibility pack can only be used until 2025. What will happen with LIS structures they are not switched off after 2025 and the compatibility period is over?
Another question is actually about all custom Sxxx structures created for different own needs (reporting & analytics)?
BR,
Mikalai
Hello Kim,
Please review the reply from team.
LIS is indeed part of the compatibility pack. I am not exactly sure what is meant with “Switching off LIS structures”. You can switch off the update of LIS tables any time and you have to do it now if you want to benefit from the new inventory data model (parallel goods movements w/o locking conflicts). Most likely we will not delete the LIS artifacts, the LIS code after 2025, but we will also not make sure LIS is always updated by different business events.
SAP provides various CDS views, which aggregate data and translate it into a format similar to LIS. For details seehttps://help.sap.com/viewer/8308e6d301d54584a33cd04a9861bc52/2020.000/en-US/20bb26e53e12432a830a4243.... I’d recommend to create custom CDS views to replace custom Sxxx tables. Custom CDS views can join the before mentioned CDS views provided by SAP. For details on how to create custom CDS views refer tohttps://help.sap.com/viewer/9a281eac983f4f688d0deedc96b3c61c/202009.000/en-US/e30de6eae4d24d70b65996....
If need more detail explain, please consider create incident or request the SAP service for the assessment.
Thanks,
William
Hi Prabhu, have you found an answer for your question? We have same story here.
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