on 01-16-2009 3:16 AM
Hi SD Experts,
Currently we have:
A - Not yet processed (Not delivered)
B - Partially processed (Partially delivered)
C - Completely processed (Completed)
My question is do we have a status where we just created a delivery without PGI? I mean finished goods have not officially left the warehouse/building so i cant consider it as completed.
Lets say sales order is created and then delivery is created but have not PGI, the delivery status will show me as completed. Shouldn't it be some other status that I'm missing out?
Please advise if there is a config for this. Thanks!
Regards,
LEE
Hi SD Experts,
Thanks for the kind advice but why in Sales Order header under shipping tab its stated as below:
1. Overall deliv. status column - Completed
2. Delivery status column - Fully Delivered
This is when Delivery order is created but haven't perform a PGI
Even in VA05, the status of is stated as 'Completed' when its not PGIed
Is this actually standard in SAP?
Please advise. Thanks!
Regards,
LEE
Edited by: YEOW LENG LEE on Jan 17, 2009 9:06 AM
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Dear Lee
If you create a delivery and save without doing PGI, then in document flow, the status would be "Open". Once you go into VL02N, click "Status Overview" tab where you can see two fields GM and BS. In both these fields, you can see A which means, the status is Not yet processed
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Hi
For deliveries, you can check in VL02N, in the status overview tab, the status of the delivery document. You can see that the GM/GS will appear as A- Not yet processed.
Regards
Vamsi Javaji
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