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PO Creation with external PO number

Posted on Jan 05, 2007 at 10:03 AM 43 Views

Hi All,

We have SRM and some other legacy system. We will receive the PO information from the legacy system with the Legacy PO number. Now we have to create a PO with external number only.

So for PO creation we are using the BAPI BAPI_POEC_CREATE. this is working fine if you dont pass any external PO number.

But If you pass external PO number I am facing some problem. BAPI_POEC_CREATE is giving the informaiton that PO with XXXXXXX number is created, but when we call BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT it is throing some error like.

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Buffer table not up to date

Message no. BBP_PD001

Diagnosis

In LOOP OBJ_RELATIONS_UPDATE (function group SAPLBBP_PDH_OR) an inconsistent status was discovered.

Procedure

Start the transaction again. If the error occurs again, create an OSS message.

To analyze the error, you can set a breakpoint in the function module 'BBP_PD_ABORT' and look at the call-up hierarchy in debugging mode.

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Is this the number range problem? please tell me what is missing.

Thanks & Regards,

Raghu

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  • author's profile photo Yann Bouillut
    Yann Bouillut
    Posted on Jan 05, 2007 at 10:10 AM
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    Hi,

    To be honest, i never tried with PO external number range.

    At least, you could store the external PO in a header customer field...

    Kind regards,

    Yann

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    • Former Member Former Member
      Jan 09, 2007 at 01:48 AM

      Raghavender,

      I think that maybe the external number is not the problem.

      Sometimes the explicit <b>COMMIT</b> causes this error cuz some processes or BADI's are accessing the table at memory level, so if you use this explicit bapi_transaction_commit maybe it will raise that error...

      Have your tried to remove that function call?

      Please acknowledge if it worked...

      Regards,

      Gerardo.

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