Transportation Management with SAP LES

Shipment Cost Settlement 13.3
can place two checkmarks: With validity period and with release status. Using
the validity period, you can define that all shipment agreements that refer to this
table must have a validity period. This is quite useful because you can already enter
the changes of your shipment rates at the time you get to know them, even if they
apply at a later stage. If you set the checkmark for With release status, you can
release each shipment rate separately.
Access Sequence for Your Condition Tables
When you have specified your determination criteria (tables) via the individual
fields, you must define the sequence of the individual tables in the next step. The
sequence for the access to the tables is referred to as the access sequence in the
SAP system. You must specify an access sequence for each condition type (for
example, overhead rates, domestic shipment rates, and shipment rates for overseas
transports). In Customizing, you first specify the condition type, but you already
define the access sequence in the condition type.
Technical Information About Access Sequences
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Field Length: 4 places
Path in Customizing: Logistics Execution • Transportation • Shipment Costs • Pricing
• Pricing Control • Define Access Sequences
Specific Transaction: T_07
Table: T682 (Usage “A” and Application “F”)
Start Customizing to define the access sequences. An overview of the access sequences
already created is initially displayed (see Figure 13.42). If you must define specific
access sequences, copy an existing sequence and name it beginning with “Z.”
Figure 13.42 Overview Screen of the Access Sequences Already Created
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