Transportation Management with SAP LES

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Other Functions in Delivery Documents
Condition Tables for Batch Determination
If your criterion consists only of the customer number (the criterion depends only upon
the customer number that you want to use to run automatic batch determination), you
will work with only one condition table in which you define an access sequence. You
assign the access sequence to a strategy type and then to a search procedure.
Technical Information About the Batch Determination Condition Tables
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Field Length: 3 places
Path in Customizing: Logistics - General • Batch Management • Batch Determination
and Batch Check • Condition Tables • Define Sales and Distribution Condition
Table
Custom Transactions: V/C7 to create, V/C8 to modify, and V/C9 to display condition
tables
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Table: –
First, take a look at the condition tables. Start Customizing and select Display
Condition Table for Batch Determination (Sales and Distribution). A screen
appears in which you must enter the condition table. Display the available options
by clicking on the icon to the immediate right of the entry field. Because the standard
SAP system does not offer an option to define only the customer number as
a selection criterion, you must create a new condition table. Select an available
(free) condition number between 500 and 999. This number range is available
for customer-specific condition numbers. I have selected condition table 601 in
the example. Enter “601” in the Table entry field and press Enter. You see the
short text of the criteria that you can define for your condition table. “Customer”
appears twice, so you must select the correct field. Switch the display with the
button. Click the button until you see the “Technical and Medium”
display type in the field catalog. For my example, I searched for customers with
the function of a contracting party (KNDNR field). Once you find the correct field,
highlight it. Click the button. The selected field now appears in the lower
part of the screen, under Selected fields (see Figure 6.34). Save the condition table
with the (generate) icon.
A pop-up now asks if you really want to generate the condition table. Click the Yes
button. You will receive a generation log that you can examine in detail.
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