Transportation Management with SAP LES

Basic Settings for the Dangerous Goods Check 9.2
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Table: TDGA7
Figure 9.7 Assigning Usage Check Profiles to Check Methods
Figure 9.7 shows the assignment. You assign the check method a mode-of-transport
category and a validity area, for which you want this check to be carried out.
The validity area plays a special role. You must define whether the specified validity
area is assigned to the departure country, transit country, destination country,
or a combination of the three country types, that is, which role the validity area
plays. The options are also shown in Figure 9.7.
9.2.5 Dangerous Goods Check Schema
In the fifth step, you now define a dangerous goods check schema. Here, you define
the sequence in which you want the individual check methods to be performed
and which system response is to be executed.
Technical Information About the Dangerous Goods Check Schema
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Field Length: 5 places
Path in Customizing: Environment, Health & Safety • Dangerous Goods Management
• Dangerous Goods Checks and Dangerous Goods Documents/EDI • Dangerous
Goods Checks • Specify Dangerous Goods Check Schemas
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Table: TDGB3
When you start Customizing, you initially get an overview of the check schemas
already created. You only receive detailed information about the check schema
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