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List of all T-codes through which we can post the document

Posted on Nov 30, 2007 at 05:20 PM 12 Views

I need a list of all T-codes through which we can post the document. (it means T-codes through which any posting can be done and material number is created)

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    Posted on Dec 01, 2007 at 01:20 AM
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    Hi

    MB01-----> Goods receipt against Ref.( For. eg. Against PO)

    MB1A----> Goods Issue

    MB1B-----> Transfer Posting

    MB1C-----> GR without Referance.

    MBST-----> Document Cancelation

    You can do what ever posting you want in SAP, by useing the Above Transactions...Apart from that after SAP R/3 4.7 Onwards, you can useTransaction code,

    MIGO------> Enjoy Transaction for doing, GR,GI,Transfer Posting,RemovalFrom Storage,Place in Storage,Cancelation,Return Delivery,Diplay documents,Release of GR Blocked Stocks,Subsequent Adjustment,Subsequent Delivery..

    Also By useing Transaction code, ME2O....you can transfer the material to SC Vendor..

    During Physical Inventory, If any Counting Diff. is there, you can post the Diff. in transaction code: MI07.

    During STO with Delivery, If you do the PGI in VL02n Automatically the GI will be posted by useing any 641 or 643 or 645 or 647 movement types..

    Reward if useful

    Regards

    S.Baskaran

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    Posted on Nov 30, 2007 at 07:52 PM
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    Transaction code information is available in table TSTC. Alternately, use transaction SE93 and choose Utilities->Find to display the selection...

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