on 11-07-2011 12:57 PM
Dear colleagues,
My client uses background job VL10B in order to create deliveries for stock transport orders. Sometimes, the available stock cannot cover all the outstanding orders, so the job creates deliveries only for some orders.
We can't understand the logic how SAP picks the orders to create the deliveries for - it seems to be random. What my client wants is FIFO based on the requested delivery date.
Have you ever been confronted with such question? Do you know if this is possible to set up?
TIA
Raf
Hi,
The logic behind the delivery creation for order is purely based on the confirmed delivery dates which are store in the delivery due index file. If yo uwant delivery creation on FIFO basis please create a variant in SHD0 in this regard for VL10B. Thanking you
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Thank you, Padmasri.
What do you mean when you write "creation for order is purely based on the confirmed delivery dates"? In our case the selection by the confirmed delivery date (actually it is the "delivery creation date" on the "Shipping" tab of the PO, which is also the date in the index file VETVG) can e.g. give orders for 100 pcs, but there are only 80 in stock. How will the system decide which orders to give the stock to?
If it selected by the oldest "confirmed delivery dates", this would satisfy us completely, since these dates follow the required delivery dates (always one day for transportation between them).
So the question is if VL10B shall prioritise based on these "confirmed delivery dates".
BR
Raf
have you seen OSS note 206985 VL10: Selection criteria for ordering index VETVG
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Ah! Ok.
No, we don't select by the planned delivery date. We do use the delivery creation date and it would be fine for us if the system prioritised the orders with earlier "delivery creation date", since it is always one day before the planned delivery date - for all orders.
But unfortunately it doesn't. We will now do a full scale test with many orders, after having fixed the delivery priority for all the customers and also changed to package type 2. We have tested with this before, but now became unsure - maybe there were other disturbing factors at the same time when we ran the previous tests. So now it is time for a "clean" massive test.
BR
Raf
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