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VBAP & Pricing Value

Former Member — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 12:19:45 GMT

Hi ,

I have to store the data of a pricing routine value in the VBAP table for reporting purpose. I am getting the value in the pricing routine. but in the pricing routine i have more calculations also. I do not want the final value. I want in bettween the value.

If I add a field in KOMP strucutre and modify the filed the same routine with the value and if I create the same filed with the same name in VBAP will the data auttomatically move from KOMP to VBAP or not at the time of saving.

If the data never pass automativally from KOMP to VBAP then i have to import/export. My question is will the data automatically moves or no from komp to vabp.( when they have same field names)

Thanks,

Satya.

Re: VBAP & Pricing Value

Former Member — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 12:22:19 GMT

Why isn't pricing configuration set up to show the value as a statistical entry (not affecting calculation) in the conditions for the item? That's how I would recommend showing the value to users. There's no need to add fields to KOMP...you'd want to add a row of data, by the way, not a field, nor is there a need to add this to VBAP....

Re: VBAP & Pricing Value

Former Member — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 13:07:49 GMT

Thanks for your reply. However I need it VBAP and VBRP as required by the business process for reporting purpose.

Now If I add that fields to the communication strucutre KOMP and populating the KOMP field values through the routine/formula will it automatically assing to VBAP and VBRP fields?

If so how does this happen , if not what needs to be done so that it passes back to VBAP and VBRP.

VBAP , VBRP and KOMP will have the same field names.

Thanks,

Satya.

Re: VBAP & Pricing Value

brad_bohn — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 15:08:22 GMT


Now If I add that fields to the communication strucutre KOMP and populating the KOMP field values through the routine/formula will it automatically assing to VBAP and VBRP fields?

Yes, but you can find this out for yourself by trying it, either with one of the existing subtotal fields (KZWI1 - 6) or by adding your own.