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user exit for batch check

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Hi all,

I'm going to have a checking of the external batch no. and its valuation type in batch master via MSC1N and MSC2N.

I found there are some related user exits but after testing, it seems that some are not working.

in CMOD, I've included the enhancements:

BATCHCHK, Function Module Exits for Check in Case of Batch Changes

SAPLV1ZE, CFCs for external batch number assignment

SAPLV1ZN, CFCs for batch valuation in VB_CREATE_BATCH

Actually, what is CFC meant for? Which user exits should I use?

Thanks.

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Hi

CFC means Central Function Module

Check the following Exits and BADi's

for this MSC1N tcode

Enhancement

SAPLV1ZN CFCs for batch valuation in VB_CREATE_BATCH

SAPLV1ZE CFCs for external batch number assignment

SAPLV01Z CFCs for internal batch number assignment

SAPLV01P Function Module Exits at Time Batches Are Updated

SAPLV01D Determining the initial status of a batch

SAPLMHD1 Shelf life expiration date

SAPLCHVW Batch where-used list

BATCHCHK Function Module Exits for Check in Case of Batch Changes

MBCFC010 Propose batch number on Inventory Management item screen

Business Add-in

BATCH_MASTER Enhancements for Batch Master Transactions

VB_BD_SELECTION Preselection of Batches Within Batch Determination

VB_GET_EXT_BATCHES Access to Customer-Specific Batch Usage Data

VB_GET_POS_PLANT Enhancement of Automatic Plant Determination in transn MB56

VB_SLED_MANAGEMENT Control of Shelf Life Expiration Date Processing

Reward points if useful

Regards

Anji

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I've tried out the user exits.

It works only when I change batch via MSC2N, but it fails when I create a new batch via MSC1N.

What's wrong with it?

Thanks.