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Replicate Sales Order changes into outbound Delivery Document

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‎2011 Feb 25 10:03 AM

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Hi Experts,

We have a requirement to replicate the sales order changes from VA02 to the order's already existing outbound delivery document when someone changes the item quantity or adds a new line item in the sales order.

If anybody has already worked on this, please share your experiences.

Thanks in anticipation.

Regards,

Nitin.

Sounds like disaster in progress. Would you really change the delivered quantity, or the materials/quantities delivered in your delivery document, without considering what was actually shipped to your customer, because someone changed a quantity or added a new item? First of all, you should not be able to lower the quantity below what has already been delivered. Secondly, I would expect that your client/company invoiced immediately after delivery....what do you do about that? I think you do NOT want to try altering those delivery and invoice documents; in some cases the results might be considered fradulent.

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‎2011 Feb 28 8:05 PM

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Sounds like disaster in progress. Would you really change the delivered quantity, or the materials/quantities delivered in your delivery document, without considering what was actually shipped to your customer, because someone changed a quantity or added a new item? First of all, you should not be able to lower the quantity below what has already been delivered. Secondly, I would expect that your client/company invoiced immediately after delivery....what do you do about that? I think you do NOT want to try altering those delivery and invoice documents; in some cases the results might be considered fradulent.