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Negative withdrawn qty in process order

Former Member
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Hi Gurus,

While doing reversal of goods issue(Movt type 262) to a process order's material,system is not checking qty withdrawl against a process order's reservation.

Means suppose for child item of the process order if we issue 100 qty through 261 movt type and while reversing it through 262 move type if we give qty 150 then system still allows to reverse.

And,not giving error message for the excess 50 qty because of which we're getting negative qty withdrawn against process orders which are created in RESB table.

Is there any way by which we can allow system to check qty withdrawn in a process order?

Thanks in advance.

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Former Member
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In standard sap there is no check on it.

you have to put user exit for cheking this. But if you do document reversal this kind of problem will not come.

Former Member
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Problem is that system is throwing an error for one of the item and not for other having same process order.

So,we want that system should check 261 movt type qyts befor doing 262 movt type qty.

Former Member
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then there is no other option that you need to use user exit where you need to check for that material 261 happened or not.

use user exit MBCF022.

Former Member
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can you please give exact userexit name, i could not get MBCF022..

Thanks for your help.

Former Member
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Any furhter inputs on this one....

Former Member
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Any other solution for this as I'm still not get it?

muthusamy_sankaran
Active Contributor
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Hi,

You can use TCode: MBST to cancel it

Regards,

Sankaran

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Answers (1)

rupesh_brahmankar3
Active Contributor
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Dear,

Movement 262 reversal of goods issue without resevation through orders. So it will allow more than order component qty.

Yes it is possible you can restrict it through Authorization Object M_MSEG_BMB provide it to specific user only.

Regards,

R.Brahmankar