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Query regarding DP91

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Hi Experts

I am not able to get from where does the" net value " column is populated in dp91.

I mean from which table and which feild is this value.

Please help.

Thank you in advance.

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Debug the program; you may find it is calculated, not stored.

Rob

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I tried debugging DP91 but was not able to find where is it getting calculated.

Is there any specific program or FM that needs to be debugged for this.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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The DIP (dynamic Item Processor) can be Customized to read data from many sources (and has some customer-exits available too) and a customizing to calculate item/prices to generate an invoice.

So first analyze your Customizing


Transaction Code Short text
ODP1            DIP Profile
ODP11            DIP Profile: Billing Plan Integratn
ODP14            Fixed Price Condition for Billing
ODP2            DIP Profile: Consistency Check
ODP2A            DIP Profile:Multiple Consist. Checks
ODP2L            DIP Profile:Consistency Check (List)
ODP3            Determine Apportionment Reason
ODP4            Determine Cost Condition
ODP5            Residence Time for DIP Sources

Reference : Look sap.com for a document named "Introduction to the Dynamic Item Processor" (pdf) or "Introduction_DIP_21.doc" (doc/zip)

Regards,

Raymond

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Ok I found the address again - Attachment Introduction_DIP_21.pdf in Note 301117 - Enhanced documentation for dynamic item processor (DIP) .

Regards,

Raymond

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You could also analyze the following tables

But you or your functional should first read the provided documentation and analyze the Customizing.

Regards,

Raymond