on 01-18-2008 9:30 AM
Hi,
I want to attach routine for the header pricing condition (instead of manual) to fetch the price from ztable then the price
has to be equally distribute to item level/
Is this possible? can i attach a rotuine to Header condition?
Laxman
can you please let me know whether u r defining Z table to give the Discounts to the customer or u r trying to maintain a price of the material in Z table.
If it is giving discounts by using Header condition types then u can maintain the discounts in Z table and u can add the the logic in defined Routine. u can assign this routine to Header condition type in pricing procedure Control data.
If it is maintaining the price for the materials in the Z table then it is always good to assign the routine at item condition type rather than assigning it to the header condition type.
Hope this will help u .
Thnaks & Regards,
Shaik
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Hi,
The price for this Header condition is stored in classification field of material master.
Example..
We created charactersitc called deductables,and
attached this characterstic to the class of material. finally we given value of 100 usd in the material master classification tab.
So when I attach a routine (say 602) to ZDED (header discount condition), it has to go to the material master and find this 100 usd and equally distribute to all line item.
My direct questions is
Is SAP header condition will work if I attach a routine (altenative calcualtion type)?
If yes, once i identify the value of 100 USD how to pass to header level condition rate?
Need advice
Hi,
I have been told, If I attach alternative cal type to header condition type it will act as item condition type.
In my testing, found that, routine is active and fetching the value, but i couldn't able to pass it to header price.
KBETR and KWERT are the two fields.
KBETR is the condition rate
KWERT is the condition value (qty *condition rate = condition value)
This fields are same for item and header pricing tables, so in my routine i couldn't able to pass the value only to header condition rate.
LAxman
Edited by: Lakshmanan Chokalingam on Jan 18, 2008 5:54 PM
Dear Mr Chokalingam,
Yes indeed. This can be carried out by writing say a requirement.
Perhaps, it may be meaningful to have a regular condition table for the condition type, with a suitable access sequence in preference to a z-table.
Regards,
K Gopidas.
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