on 02-17-2011 4:00 AM
Currently user is running a report to view the list of blocked invoices which is generated from RBKP_Blocked Table.
However after some releasing job takes places the blocked invoices records no longer available in RBKP_Blocked.
Now how do i able to view all the invoices which has been blocked and released currently. I check RBKP, RESG table however there isnt any indicators to show any changes after releasing the invoices. Besided doc change table CDPOS is there any other indicator we could find out in any table upon the invoices being released in RBKP_Blocked?
Hi,
You can try RSSCD100 with objectclass = INCOMINGINVOICE / objectvalue = 51XXXXXXX2010
Thanks
Akash
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When an invoice is posted which is blocked e.g. automatically due to differences an entry is created in index table RBKP_BLOCKED. Moreover BSEG-ZLSPR will be filled in the vendor item. The corresponding blocking reasons in table RSEG are filled.
MRBR selects all invoices which match the entered selection criterias and have an entry in table RBKP_BLOCKED. If you release an invoice by transaction MRBR the entry in BSEG-ZLSPR is deleted. This makes sure that the invoice can be paid in FI.
So, maybe you can use BSEG-ZLSPR to achieve what you want.
BR,
Rodrigo
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Thanks for the answered however with RSEG_ZLSPR table we would not be able to differeciate if the invoices has been blocked previously coz the payment blocked field will be deleted once released. The requirement is to view all the invoices which has been blocked previously and released. In the event the invoices is not blocked hence the payment block indicator would be still blank in RESG_ZLSPR hence we would not be know if the invoices being blocked previously.
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