on 04-08-2008 2:15 PM
hi ,
for the creation of asset t code is as01 and wht is as91 even that is also a asset creation .....?
can anyone just tell me....plzzz
Hi
AS91 is used to create and upload the legacy asset details - it includes both the master data and asset value details (acquisition&production cost, depreciation details).
VVR
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thanks
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Hi,
AS91 is for the first upload from your assets. It is only possible to use it when you have set-up data take over date. Later it is even not possible to use it (only when you change the setting)
With as91 you create the asset with the values on it but it create no posting in FI. With a special transaction you create the posting in FI.
AS01 is the standard transaction to create an asset after going live. (no values). When you create posting you post on an asset and direct in FI
Paul
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TCode AS01 : This shall be used for creating new assets in a live system.
TCode AS91 : This shall be used for creating Legacy assets which are already capitalized.Through this Tcode the takeover values for the asset e.g. acquisition value, depreciation value etc. can be taken.
Rgds
Nitika
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Hi,
AS01 is for new asset creation that means it is not existing physically.
AS91 is asset creation for legacy assets that means the asset is already capitalised.
Assign points if it clarify your doubt.
Regds
Sarma BH
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