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How to set movement or transfer block during Physical Inventory

Posted on Aug 14, 2009 at 03:21 PM 20 Views

Hello Team,

I was wondering if someone could help with how to set

Material Movement block for the entire plant during physical inventory.

I will appreciate any input.

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    author's profile photo Jürgen Lins
    Jürgen Lins
    Posted on Aug 14, 2009 at 03:46 PM
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    when you create inventory documents in MI31, then you can tick the box for movement block.

    to not allow any movement in a plant is not a good idea, and is not possible, except you block posting in current period in OB52.

    Why should the spare parts warehouse be stopped from doing their work, while the finished goods warehouse does a physical count?

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    • Jürgen Lins Former Member
      Aug 17, 2009 at 05:28 AM

      The inventory process in general in equal.

      creating document - printing documents - counting - enter count - (recount) - post difference.

      It is just the step of creating documents which differs between MI01 and MI31.

      MI01 wants that the user to enters the material to be counted manually.

      While in MI31 you have a huge selection screen, that allows you to create inventory documents for several location at the same time, while SAP takes the materials according to your selection criterias.

      MI31 can be executed to create the documents directly or by batch input, in earlier releases it was only possible thru batch input.

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