2009 May 28 2:37 PM
Hi experts,
please tell me meaning of this message
'You have specified an output category which has not been defined according to the output determination procedure'.
Make sure your entries are correct.
If you really want to use this output category, assign it to the output determination procedure.
Thanks
babbal
2009 May 28 3:00 PM
Hi,
Please check with SPRO setting for your output category , Please check with functional consultant.
check the Tcode NACE
check the view VN_T685B for output types
T681Z : Conditions: Dependent Data for Application/Usage
Regards
Pugal
Hi experts,
please tell me meaning of this message
'You have specified an output category which has not been defined according to the output determination procedure'.
Make sure your entries are correct.
If you really want to use this output category, assign it to the output determination procedure.
Thanks
babbal
2009 May 28 3:00 PM
Hi,
Please check with SPRO setting for your output category , Please check with functional consultant.
check the Tcode NACE
check the view VN_T685B for output types
T681Z : Conditions: Dependent Data for Application/Usage
Regards
Pugal
2009 May 28 10:31 PM
I agree that a functional consultant has to get involved. This is not an ABAP question.
The message means what it says - the output type must be assigned to the output determination procedure. This can be done in transaction NACE (Procedures button), but you must know first what procedure has been assigned to this particular document type.
2021 Sep 30 8:01 AM
Hello,
If you find something in delivery or shipment or even in invoice Goto~header~output
Output SHPA is not defined
Maintaining output determination procedure is the job of SD MM guys, not ABAPer.
You can go to NACE t code and find out if it's assigned to a particular assigned to V3 or C5 or V7, if yes then go back and check the procedures, that output SHPA should be inside one of the procedures.
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