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Transport Papers and Documents<br />

15.2.2 Access Sequence<br />

The next step is to group your condition tables to form a logical sequence. The<br />

system uses the corresponding fields in the shipment document to determine an<br />

entry in the individual condition tables. An access sequence is used to impose a logical<br />

order on these condition tables.<br />

15.2.3 Output Type<br />

Now, assign this access sequence to an output type. Output types have a wide range<br />

of parameters, which you can view in more detail in the system if required. As<br />

before, if you define new output types, make sure to prefix these <strong>with</strong> “Z.” For this<br />

purpose, simply copy a similar output type already existing.<br />

Refer to Section 10.2.3. for settings that can be made for output types.<br />

15.2.4 Output Determination Procedure<br />

Once all your output types are ready, group them together to form an output<br />

determination procedure. As before, you have the option to specify a condition that<br />

determines when the output is supposed to be considered. There is also a checkbox<br />

where you can specify whether this output type is supposed to be automatically<br />

determined or not. If you do not select the automatic determination, you will<br />

have to trigger the output type yourself (see also Section 15.3).<br />

Figure 15.3 Output Types Within the Output Determination Procedure V7AUTO,<br />

Sorted by Access Sequence (Step)<br />

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