Transportation Management with SAP LES

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Dangerous Goods Management
when you select one and double-click the Assignment Check Schema/Check
Methods folder (see Figure 9.8).
Figure 9.8 Assigning Check Methods to a Check Schema
The individual check methods (see Figure 9.6) now appear in sequence. The check
method with the HAZMAT_CHK_VARIOUS function module must appear in the
first position in the sequence, and the method with the DG63_CHK_INIT_HEADER
module must appear before other header check methods in the sequence.
If the check is negative, for example, if the dangerous goods regulations were violated
due to the settings and rules, you can issue a specific message, which you
define in the RespType, Message class, and MsgNo columns.
Set the DocBlk checkbox if you want to lock the document from further processing
in the event of a negative outcome. The SaCoPr checkbox (Save Collective
Processing) indicates whether the negative document should nevertheless be saved
if the document creation was called in the background or in the collective processing.
You set the third checkbox, SaOnli, if, despite a negative dangerous goods
check, you want to save the document when this is created online (for example,
VL01N, manually creating an individual delivery document).
The sixth step involves using the dangerous goods check schema. Here, you separately
define when you want which schema to be performed for the sales, delivery,
and shipment document. This point is described in Sections 9.3 and 9.4.
Technical Information About Assigning the Dangerous Goods Check Schema
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Path in Customizing: Environment, Health & Safety • Dangerous Goods Management
• Dangerous Goods Checks and Dangerous Goods Documents/EDI • Dangerous
Goods Checks • Assign Dangerous Goods Check Schemas
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