A sample-drawing procedure contains specific instructions for creating physical samples with respect to a specific inspection lot container type and specific partial-sample numbers in the inspection plan.
In the sample-drawing procedure, we can specify:
Which categories of physical samples must be drawn
How many physical samples must drawn
The size of each physical sample
Whether the drawing of physical samples must be confirmed
I would suggest just refer this [link|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/2d/35208b448c11d189420000e829fbbd/frameset.htm] & reply if you need more clarification.
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Hi
i need to know how SAP calculates the lot's sample size in the presence of sample drawing procedure, and when should i apply sample drawing procedures (sample management) ?
I hope you must have gone through the posts alreay have on SDN.
I will just share my thoughts for the same in simple terms....
SAmple drawing procedure is the way you want to draw & how much you want to draw the sample.
This is used specifically in Process/chemical/pharma industry.
sample are either drawn by sample drwing procedure or fixed sampling...
but the difference in by sample type.
Majorly these are Pooled sample or Primery sample(or many cases reserve samples).
Primery sample are the samples which are as name suggest are initial sample drawn for testing.
Pooles samples are drawn in addition to what primery samples are.
so the sample size is calcualted based on primery (if only primery sample is specified) or based on both Pooled & priemry...
so either fixed or using sampling scheme the sample size will be calculated.
please refer the chart given on SAP help.
I hope this will add some value
Regards
Sujit
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