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Skip Incompletion Log error Programatically in Delivery

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Hi Experts,

We had a requirement where client is having incompetion log maintain at delivery item level with Item category TAN, for serial number field at deliverysaving.

Now his requirement is there are many delivery types. so we want to have the incompletion log for the serial number field to be at (VL01N) PGI/PGR. not at saving. For only 2 delivery types.

Concern :

The issue Log is already maintain for Delivery Saving and assigned at TAN, and if we change it, it will impact all the materials. how can we restrict it to Particular Delivery document type.

Is there any standard solution or any user exit available for doing this in delivery PGI/PGR.

Please suggest I have search the total SCN and posting this issue as i did't find any support.

Lakshmipathi
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client is having incompetion log maintain at delivery item level 
For only 2 delivery types.

Can you reconfirm your requirement whether you want the control to have at header level or at item level?

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Hi Lakshmipathi

Client has maintained In-completion at delivery item level through assigning "in-completion procedure to Item category" for all the delivery types at saving. But he want 2 delivery types should be restricted at PGI/PGR not at Delivery saving. Now all the delivery are getting triggered at saving as per the in-completion log assigned. How can bypass this and restrict to the PGI/ PGR for that 2 delivery documents types.

Is there any standard solution for this, any User exit or badi which can be used.

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Jelena
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Incompletion check is triggered when saving. The only way to "prevent" an incompletion error would be (obviously) to fill in the respective field(s). If you want to perform a validation at PGI only, then incompletion procedure is simply not the right method.

User exits for PGI have been discussed on SCN many times, use Google to search.