on 11-25-2007 9:58 AM
Hi,
Can anyone throw light on access sequences, condition records and condition tables in calculation schema.How are they maintained and what are the benefits of maintaining them? How are they used in calculation schema?
Thank You
Hi
Simply speaking the Pricing procedure in MM is basically working based on condition technique....It is nothing but Access sequence, accessing the conditions records of the condition types from the condition tables...
Calculation schema is nothing but grouping of condition types which tells you which condition type should be kept as a basic one....and in what base and order the condition types should be calculated....and what are all the condition types should be added to the net calculation ...and what are all the condition types you want to put it in accdruals etc..Based on this calculation schema only the PO price is calculated...
Condition records are nothing but where the condition types are stored...
Condition Tables are nothing but where the condition records are stored...
Access sequence is a search strategy which tells order in which the condition tables to searched for the condition records of the particular condition types.
Hope I have given right idea...
reward if useful
Regards
S.Baskaran.
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Hi,
A calculation schema is a template which hold ur condition type.
Condition types may have a access sequence.
Access sequence is a collection of selection criteria for identifying the most relevant condition record.
Condition records contains the value (say discount %) required by the pricing schema for calculations.
Refer : http://help.sap.com/saphelp_45b/helpdata/en/75/ee1fa755c811d189900000e8322d00/frameset.htm
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