Transportation Management with SAP LES

Dangerous Goods Check in the Shipment Document 9.4
a shipment with only one stage, the shipping type from the stage is assigned to
all transit countries. If the shipment has several stages, the transit countries are
assigned to the shipment legs. You can now assign the shipping type from each
relevant transit leg to the transit countries.
9.4.3 Examples
I will take the delivery document from the previous example (see Section 9.3.3)
and create a shipment. When selecting the delivery documents, I set the Only
Delivs with Danger. Goods checkbox. After I save, nothing initially happens.
The stages are only determined when the “Planning” status is set in the shipment
document and I can perform the dangerous goods check. Because I have used the
same example, the error whereby the shipment cannot be performed occurs again
(see Figure 9.25).
Figure 9.25 Error Log for Dangerous Goods Check in Shipment Document
However, the situation here is a little different to the one in the delivery document.
Because there was already something wrong with the dangerous goods check in
the delivery document, you must first change the dangerous goods master record.
You must then perform a new dangerous goods check on the delivery document
and, in the last step, remove the delivery document from the shipment and select
it again. Only then is the dangerous goods block removed in the shipment header.
You can see the block on the Dng.goods tab. You can set the “Planning” status
again to create the stages.
If you now reset the indicator again in the dangerous goods master record and do
not allow the shipment for this mode-of-transport category, you get a new error
message (see Figure 9.26).
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