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WM tables

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Hi,

I am a fi/co person and i need some help regarding WM tables

I need a report which gives me

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total items pulled

Quantity of items pulled

Quantity Lbs pulled

qty ft pulled

Total movements

Total time on logged gun

Can someone please help me find the tables where all these fields sit? We dont have any WM guy here to help

Thanks,

Azam

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the WM tables are ::

<b>Transfer requirement</b>

LTBK Transfer requirement - header

LTBP Transfer requirement - item

<b>Transfer order</b>

LTAK Transfer order - header

LTAP Transfer order - item

<b>Master data - stock positions</b>

LQUA Quants

<b>Inventory documents in WM</b>

LINK Inventory document header

LINP Inventory document item

LINV Inventory data per quant

Regards

Ashok P

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hi Mohammed,

The easiest way to determine all WM tables is via the data dictionary.

Transaction SE11

Press F4 in field tables.

On the popup for the table search, enter LVS in field developement class and execute.

Regards,

Naveen

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Hi,

You can check for the tables starting with LA* from se11 transaction,

Rgds,

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the WM tables are ::

<b>Transfer requirement</b>

LTBK Transfer requirement - header

LTBP Transfer requirement - item

<b>Transfer order</b>

LTAK Transfer order - header

LTAP Transfer order - item

<b>Master data - stock positions</b>

LQUA Quants

<b>Inventory documents in WM</b>

LINK Inventory document header

LINP Inventory document item

LINV Inventory data per quant

Regards

Ashok P

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Thank you so much Ashok

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Hi !

You may also have a look to the "statistic" data in the tables S090 and S091 and to the Transactions for this:

MCL1, MCL5, MCL9, MCLD and MCLH.

These transactions give you cummulatd, statistic data of the WM.

Regards

Rainer

Some points would be nice if that helped a bit.