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Valuated Stock Values - 0VALSTCKVAL

Posted on Jan 17, 2008 at 10:43 AM 28 Views

Dear BW Gurus,

Can i know what is the R/3 fieldname for 0ISSVS_VAL and 0RECVS_VAL? I cannot find these 2 InfoObjects in the transfer rule, but only in update rules with routine. Apparently it get data from comm. structure

  • fill the internal table "MONITOR", to make monitor entries

  • only goods receipt is considered

IF ( COMM_STRUCTURE-processkey EQ '000' "Other Receipts

OR COMM_STRUCTURE-processkey EQ '001' "Goods Receipt / Vendor

OR COMM_STRUCTURE-processkey EQ '004' "Material Transfer / Receipt

OR COMM_STRUCTURE-processkey EQ '005' "Stock Adjustment InvD

OR COMM_STRUCTURE-processkey EQ '006' "Stock Adjustment Other

OR COMM_STRUCTURE-processkey EQ '010' ) "Receipt from Stock Transfer

AND COMM_STRUCTURE-bwapplnm EQ 'MM'

  • only movements which are relevant for stock control

AND COMM_STRUCTURE-stockrelev EQ '1'

AND COMM_STRUCTURE-cppvlc <> 0

  • see OSS note 630254

AND ( COMM_STRUCTURE-stockcat IS INITIAL OR

( COMM_STRUCTURE-stockcat CA 'EQ' AND

COMM_STRUCTURE-indspecstk CA 'AM' ) ).

  • result value of the routine

RESULT = COMM_STRUCTURE-cppvlc.

How do i view the value (cppvlc) in comm struct?

Which R/3 field can i get the data for this ?

Please help. Thank You

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    Posted on Jan 17, 2008 at 12:02 PM
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    Ther are Value Received into Valuated Stock and Value issued from valuated stock. They are derived in update rules from key figure 0cppvlc

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