Question:
Having hunted around on the net and come up empty, I'm hoping that someone here can help point me in the right direction.
I'm in the process of setting up a new interface using BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2 to create sales orders, and would like all orders created to have partial deliveries enabled.
I have tried setting the field "PART_DLV" within order_items_in to each of the settings, but it doesn't seem to have an effect. Is there something else I need to set to get the orders to set up partial deliveries?
Here's the test code I'm using to try out the BAPI:
wa_header-doc_type = 'ZOR' ."Sales document type
wa_headerx-doc_type = 'x'.
wa_header-sales_org = '4000' ."Sales organization
wa_headerx-sales_org = 'x'.
wa_header-distr_chan = '40' ."Distribution channel
wa_headerx-distr_chan = 'x'.
wa_header-division = '40' ."Division
wa_headerx-division = 'x'.
wa_partner-partn_role = 'AG' ."Partnerfunctions,SP sold-to party
wa_partner-partn_numb = '0000043580' ."Customer number
APPEND wa_partner TO i_partner.
wa_items-material = '000000000000757434' ."Material number
wa_itemsx-material = 'x'.
wa_items-part_dlv = 'A'.
wa_itemsx-part_dlv = 'x'.
APPEND wa_items TO i_items.
APPEND wa_itemsx TO i_itemsx.
wa_schedule-req_qty = '120.000'.
wa_schedulex-req_qty = 'x'.
APPEND wa_schedule TO i_schedule.
APPEND wa_schedulex TO i_schedulex.
CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2'
EXPORTING
order_header_in = wa_header
order_header_inx = wa_headerx
IMPORTING
salesdocument = w_docnum
TABLES
return = i_return
order_items_in = i_items
order_items_inx = i_itemsx
order_partners = i_partner
order_schedules_in = i_schedule
order_schedules_inx = i_schedulex
.
Answer:
A stupid idea, but I'm betting that the SAP code goes something like this:
If blah = 'X'.
rather than
If blah <> ' '.
so change your 'x's to big 'X's and see what happens.
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Regards
R
Abap KC
SFMDR
Answer:
Worth a try but unfortunately didn't have any effect, still no partial.
Answer:
Ah well....
I don't see a required date in your schedule table.
Also, for these types of Bapi's, I define some macro's like this:
Define MoveX.
Move &1 to &2-&3.
Move True to &2x-&3.
End-Of-Definition.
*
Define Move_Order_Header.
Movex &1 w_Order_Header_In &2.
End-Of-Definition.
*
Define Move_Item_Line.
Movex &1 w_Order_Item &2.
End-of-Definition.
*
Define Move_Schedule_Line.
Movex &1 w_Schedule &2.
End-Of-Definition.
And use them like this:
Move_Order_Header c_Po_Method_Email Po_Method.
Move_Order_Header pu_IhRez Ref_1.
Move_Order_Header pu_SenderName Name.
The idea being that I don't have to remember to set the 'X' each time in the corresponding record of the 'X' table ie schedule and schedulex for instance.
_________________
Regards
R
Abap KC
SFMDR
Answer:
I've tried specifying the required date as sy-datum (we're just looking for as soon as possible) but that to had no effect.
Answer:
In the interests of completeness, and for future reference of anyone else with a similar problem:
After talking with SAP OSS, we've found that the transaction OVZJ was needed, to set the default delivery proposal for creating Sales Orders.