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Check at the time of confirmation/cancellation/GR of production order.

former_member404428
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Hello All

I want to have a check while confirming the operations, first I want to check for the sequence of confirmation, second I want check that if we are having four operations in our order & suppose all the four are confirmed in sequence but if the user now wants to cancel the first operation he need to cancel the following operations(optn no 2,3 &4) in accordance to the qty he/she wants to cancel the first operation.

Third check I want is that system shall give a warning message at the time of confirmation if the confirmed qty is exceeding the consumed qty of the raw materials as per the BOM, & system shall also give a warning message if the user wants to confirm a production order to which no components are issued yet.

Forth check I want is that system shall thriow a warning message if user tried to do a GR for a production order for which confirmation is not yet made or the GR qty is exceeding confirmed qty.

Looking forward to your valuable inputs.

Regards,

J K Tharwani

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former_member404428
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Got the solution.

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Hi,

1. To check the operation sequence, you need to configure in T-code OPK4 parameters for order confirmation, you need to select your order type and in Generally valid settings Tab, under Checks , operation sequence you need to select as per your convenient, whether if the sequence is not followed, the system needs to give a warning message or error message that you can select here.

2. If you want to cancel 1st operation, you need to cancel 2,3 &4 operations. Once you make the configuration for operation sequences, this will be taken care.

3. For more material consumption, there is no standard solution is available, you need to do some development.

4. Without Confirmation, while trying to do the GR, you need to throw some error means, using T-code BS22, for the status you can control the business transactions.

Regards,

V. Suresh

former_member404428
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Thanks V.Suresh for your valuable inputs,

Do I have to use some user exits for my 3rd & 4th requirement. Looking forward to your valuable inputs.

Regards,

J K Tharwani