Buyer Code

[Former Member]

I have question related to add Buyer Code M90 to a dialog user, I have also checked for Role for M90 and also try out to find nay user having same M90 as Buyer code but didn't succeed. Please suggest me how to add M90 as Buyer code to User?

[sdipanjan]

Hi,

Can you please be more descriptive?

Regards,

Dipanjan

[Former Member]

Hi ,

I need to add M90 Buyer code to a Dialog User. How I can add this in SU01 or any other ways is available?

[Former Member]

Dear Kedar,

By any chance, Is Buyer Code in your terminology means Purchasing Group?

Regards,

[Former Member]

Hi

No, it is related to Material Management (MM)

User is from Material user group.

[Former Member]

Dear Kedar,

Even Purchasing Group is also related to MM.

1. Goto transaction SE16

2. Table AGR_1252

3. Give the "Role" as * and "Org. level" as $EKGRP and execute it.

From the list of roles that you get see for the roles which have the value M90. Let me know if it doesn't help.

Regards,

[Former Member]

Hi,,

I have performed the given steps but didn't succeed.

I have received the below message as

Search Unsuccessful -- No hits found for : M90.

[Former Member]

Hi Kedar,

There is a very classic way of assigning Buyer code ( Purchasing Group) to a user. By using roles

The first step would be to understand the requirement. Buyer Code is often a jargon for Purchasing Group, and for the fact that your user is a MM user, am presuming its this. Also Purchasing Groups are 3 character long.

Check table T024, see if this value M90 is present in it. If yes, then the MM Functional team have maintained this in the configuration. If its not in 1252, then probably you need to update roles to include this value. Sit with the MM team and determine which all roles require this value. Once you add this, your user will have access to this buyer code.

Also, let them know that if its maintained in the configuration, it will not magically appear to users... they need to work closely with the security team

Cheers

Abhishek