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During order creation, <strong>SAP</strong> will automatically creates reservations for the components<br />

that are kept in stock.<br />

The reservations are assigned a movement type for the material issue with transaction<br />

OPKA.<br />

You can control the material issue using the movement type.<br />

Changes are only necessary if you do not wish to use the <strong>SAP</strong> default setting.<br />

Movement types are predefined in the standard <strong>SAP</strong> R/3 System.<br />

The default movement types used are:-<br />

Dev. cl. GR GR-canc. GI GI canc. GI-by-prod GI-canc-by-prod<br />

CO 101 102 261 262 531 532<br />

IWO1 261 262<br />

Best regards,<br />

Goods Receipt (101) for Process Order<br />

We are currently working on <strong>SAP</strong> 4.7.<br />

Currently experiencing a problem where the Goods Receipt (101) for Process order<br />

is taking place before a<br />

confirmation is done. This causes a recon variance during month-end, meaning the<br />

101 movement takes place<br />

e.g. last month and the confirmation done in the current month.<br />

Is there a way that I can customize/set the system NOT to process a 101 movement<br />

UNTIL a Process order<br />

is confirmed? So, whatever quantity was confirmed, the 101 movement should take<br />

place for that quantity and not more.<br />

Note: I have set the control key to NOT process an automatic 101 movement.<br />

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.<br />

Poobie<br />

You have 2 options.<br />

1. You can use User Statuses for this. You define the Confirmed user status and this user<br />

status lets goods receipt to be done. If not active, you don't let goods receipt. And you set

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