Fields for output conditions

[Former Member]

Hi

I need to provide the fields for the following for the data conversion design:

1) Sales Order Output Conditions

2) Delivery Output Conditions

3) Purchase Order Output Conditions

Can anyone let me know in which all tables will I find the fields for these 3 objects?

[Former Member]

Hi

I need to provide the fields for the following for the data conversion design:

1) Sales Order Output Conditions

2) Delivery Output Conditions

3) Purchase Order Output Conditions

Can anyone let me know in which all tables will I find the fields for these 3 objects?

[sridhar_k1]

The output conditions use different tables depending on key combination. Sales, Delivery and prurchase conditions are stored in tables begining with B0, B1...B9*.

Regards

Sridhar

[Former Member]

Thanks Sridhar.

Can you tell me the table names so that I can provide the fields.

Alternately if you are aware of any BAPI or standard program that is specifically to load these output types, we can get the fields from the structure of these BAPIs/Std Programs.

Abhishek

[sridhar_k1]

Table changes depending on key combination. For Ex:

Sales: Table B006 is for Key combination SOrg./Distrib.Ch/Division/Customer

Delivery: Table B021 is for Key comb. DlvType/Shipping Point

Purchasing: Table B025 is for Ky comb. Doc.Type/Purch.Org/Vendor

You can get different tables by searching for B0* in SE11

There are no bapis to load output condition records.

Transactions: VV11, VV21 and MN04 are used to create output condition records for Sales, delivery, and purchasing respectively.

Regards

Sridhar

[Former Member]

Ya I agree.. looks like structure KOMB combines all output condition fields (Superset of all B0* tables)

Can you let me know if my understanding is correct ?

[sridhar_k1]

Yes that's right. KOMB fields are superset of B0* fields.

Fields of structures KOMKBV1, KOMKBV2, and KOMKBEA for sales, shipping, and purchasing are used when defining the B0* tables in IMG.

Again all fields from KOMB exist in the above mentioned structures.

Regards

Sridhar

[Former Member]

Ya .. dont think I need to look further than this.

Thanks for the help.