Transportation Management with SAP LES

Batches 6.6
tion set up with the customer number (see Figure 6.42) is displayed. Because this
case deals with only one option that is already highlighted, simply press Enter.
Figure 6.42 Key Combinations Defined for a Strategy Type
You should now see the screen shown in Figure 6.43. Enter the customer number
for which you want to activate automatic batch determination in the Customer
column. Now you must make entries in a variety of other columns, including the
number of permitted batch splits, if the ordered quantity cannot be reached with
a batch in stock. To avoid hitting a limit here, I have set “99.” You can also modify
the permitted batch splits in the delivery document if a check was placed in the
Change Allowed column. If you want to see a pop-up during batch determination,
place a check in the Dialog Batch Determination column. You can also specify
the unit of measure in which the batches that are found are displayed. If you generally
allow an over-delivery, place a check in the Over-Delivery Allowed column.
The last field to maintain is the selection type (Selection Type column). If you have
made your entries according to my example, press Enter twice and highlight the
row you just entered. Click the
button and a new screen appears (see
Figure 6.44). Enter the expiration date you are searching for here. The date must
lie between January 1, 2007, and December 31, 2099. Because the selection will
not change every day, create a rather generous window for selection. Materials
with an overdue expiration date are not recognized here.
Figure 6.43 Maintenance Screen for Batch Determination at the Customer Level
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