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Using a User -Def ined St at usProf i le t o Prevent Invent oryPost ing In Cases Where a Usag eDec is ion Is Not Done
Applies to:
SAP QM Consultants, SAP ECC 6.0.Prevents the Inventory Posting – User Defined Status Profile
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Summary
In Inbound Process, the Inspection Lot is created automatically during Goods Receipt.
After the Result Recording, the Usage Decision is carried out.
Requirement:
The inventory posting from Quality stock to unrestricted stock to be done, only after the Usage Decision iscarried out.
Many times it is observed that the Inventory posting is done before the Usage Decision, even for theRejected Materials. Hence the Client has raised the issue for preventing the Inventory Posting if UsageDecision is not done.
User defined status profile is introduced to achieve the goal.
Author: Raguthama Sharma
Company: Intelligroup Asia Private LimitedCreated on: 18 June 2009
Author Bio
Raguthama Sharma has thirty one years of work experience in Engineering Industries.
He is working as a senior consultant for PP and QM Module, in SAP SCM department ofIntelligroup Asia Private Limited since December 2003.
He has over 8 years of Experience in handling various SAP PP/QM Projects includingImplementation & support projects.
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Table of Contents
Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................3 Case 1: First Status – INIT..............................................................................................................................3 Case 2: Second Status - QFIN .......................................................................................................................3 Step 1: How to setup the Profile? ...................................................................................................................4 Step 2: Create two User statuses namely (1) INIT & (2) QFIN......................................................................4 Step 3: Define the Transaction control of each status. ...................................................................................6 Step 4: Assign the User status profile “QMUDSP13”, to the “Inspection type” 01 in customization. .............7 Step 5: The Required Materials are assigned with Inspection Type 01 in the Quality Management view.....7 Step 6: Create Inspection Plan for all eligible materials using the Transaction code QP01 ......................7
Execution ............................................................................................................................................................ 8 Case 1 - Usage Decision is not done & Inventory posting is done...............................................................8 Case 2 - Usage Decision is done & Inventory posting is done. ....................................................................8
Related Content..................................................................................................................................................9 Disclaimer and Liability Notice..........................................................................................................................10
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Introduction
Abbreviation Used
UD Usage Decision.
Requirement:
The inventory posting from Quality stock to unrestricted stock to be done after the Usage Decision is carriedout.
Many times it is observed that the Inventory posting is done before the Usage Decision.
So the client has raised the issue to prevent the Inventory Posting if Usage Decision is not done.
As per the client requirement, the Inventory Posting is to be prevented, if the UD is not done.
User status is introduced to achieve the goal.
Case 1: First Status – INIT
In Usage Decision Screen (QA11/QA12), the Usage Decision is not done.
Inventory posting is carried out.
Click on the SAVE icon.
System immediately throws an error through a Pop up Window.
Status is not automatically changed from INIT to QFIN in User defined status profile QMUDSP13.
Case 2: Second Status - QFIN
In Usage Decision Screen (QA11/QA12) the Usage Decision is done.
Press ENTER Button in Key Board.
Status is automatically changed from INIT to QFIN in User defined status profile QMUDSP13.
Now system allows to perform the Inventory posting.
Save the Entries by clicking on SAVE icon.
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Step 1: How to setup the Profile?
Use the Transaction code BS02
Create User Profile QMUDSP13.
The above User status profile is created, by copying SAP Standard Status profile QM_L_003.
Step 2: Create two User statuses namely (1) INIT & (2) QFIN.
First Status “INIT”
Status Number: 1
Status: INIT
Short Text: No Stock Posting
Initial status check box: Activated
Lowest status: 1
Highest status: 10
Position: 1
Priority: 1
Second Status “QFIN”
Status Number: 2
Status: QFIN
Short Text: Stock Posting
Initial status check box: Do not Activate
Lowest status: 2
Highest status: 20
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Position: 1
Priority: 1
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Step 3: Define the Transaction control of each status.
Double click the First status “INIT”, we get the “Change Status Profile: Transaction Control” Screen.
INIT Status has only one Business Transaction
1 Start inventory posting before Usage Decision with “Forbidden” & “Set” settings.
The Radio buttons of “Forbidden” & “Set” columns are activated.
Go back to the initial screen & double click the second status “QFIN”
QFIN status has three Business Transactions.
1. The Radio Button of “Allowed” column is activated in the Business Transaction – Inventory Posting
required.
2. The Radio Button of “Allowed” & “Set” columns are activated in the Business Transaction – Make
Usage Decision.
3. The Radio Button of “Allowed” & “Set” columns are activated in the Business Transaction – StartInventory Posting after Usage Decision.
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Step 4: Assign the User status profile “QMUDSP13”, to the “Inspection type” 01 in customization.
IMG Quality Management Quality Inspection Inspection lot creation Maintain Inspection Type.
Step 5: The Required Materials are assigned with Inspection Type 01 in the Quality Managementview.
Step 6: Create Inspection Plan for all eligible materials using the Transaction code QP01
Usage is 5 Goods Receipt.
Status is 4 Released General.
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Execution
Case 1 - Usage Decision is not done & Inventory posting is done.
Usage Decision is not done
Inventory posting is done
Click on the SAVE icon.
Status is not automatically changed from INIT to QFIN in User defined status profile QMUDSP13.
System immediately throws an error through a Pop up Window.
Immediately the system prevents the inventory posting activity.
Hence the Requirement is met.
Case 2 - Usage Decision is done & Inventory posting is done.
Usage Decision is done
Inventory posting is done.
Click on the SAVE icon.
Status is automatically changed from INIT to QFIN in User defined status profile QMUDSP13.
The system allows the Inventory posting successfully.
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Related Content
Inspection lot completion
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/3f/857f386d35ed3be10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Usage decision
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm50/helpdata/en/42/fb676318f23ee5e10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm
Stock Postinghttp://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/af/b9b3341a933f50e10000009b38f83b/frameset.htm
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