on 2010 May 17 5:45 PM
Hello,
I would like to develop a report to copy the supplementary conditions (such as FRA1, etc.) from a generic article to its variants.
For this Iu2019ll use the function module IDOC_INPUT_COND_A to create the additional conditions.
Does someone have some experiences with this function module?
Is there a another way to create the supplementary conditions?
Thanks in advance for your support.
Best regards,
Kurt.
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Hi
When you use this function do a submit for Updating field NETPR. Use LIFNR and MATNR.
SUBMIT rm06inp0
WITH if_lifnr-low EQ gw_eina-lifnr
WITH tk_matnr-low EQ gw_eina-matnr
AND RETURN.
Regards.
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Hello together,
To create the supplementary condition type I use the function module IDOC_INPUT_COND_A as described above.
The conditions will be created properly, but the net-price was not changed; I guess it is necessary to trigger the pricing.
How can I trigger the pricing thru supplementary condition IDOC_INPUT_COND_A?
Thanks for your support in advance.
Regards,
Kurt
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Hi Kurt,
We do have similar requirement to create supplementary conditions for PIR. I was following your guideline above.
But, somehow it was not adding supplementary condition.
In segment E1KONP, I adding base condition and next adding supplementary condition. Not able to trace where it is going wrong.
Could you please elaborate the population of E1KONP.
Thanks.
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This is only a short approach
- Get supplementary condition types on generic material level
* Get basic condition:
select single * from konh into ls_konh
where knumh eq iv_knumh. " condition number of PB00
if sy-subrc eq 0.
* Get condition items (expect purchase price PB00):
select * from konp into table lt_konp
where knumh eq <cond_ek>-knumh
and kopos ne '01'.
endif.
- Get purchase price of variant (PB00)
Now, you will have the purchase price of variant & supplementary condition types of variant.
- Build segment E1KOMG
es_e1komg-kvewe = is_konh-kvewe.
es_e1komg-kotabnr = is_konh-kotabnr.
es_e1komg-kappl = is_konh-kappl.
es_e1komg-kschl = is_konh-kschl.
es_e1komg-vakey = is_konh-vakey.- Build segment E1KONH
* Condition is valid from now ad infinitum:
es_e1konh-datab = sy-datlo.
es_e1konh-datbi = '99991231'.- Build segments E1KONP: first bild E1KONP for base condition type PB00, next build entries for supplementary condition types.
e1konp-kschl = {PB00, suppl. cond 1, suppl. cond 2, ...}
e1konp-kstbm = ls_konp-kstbm.
e1konp-kstbw = ls_konp-kstbw.
e1konp-krech = ls_konp-krech.
e1konp-kbetr = ls_konp-kbetr.
case ls_e1konp-krech.
when 'A'.
e1konp-konwa = '%'.
when 'B' or 'C'.
if not gv_use_konp is initial.
e1konp-konwa = ls_konp-konwa.
else.
e1konp-konwa = <supplcond>-supplkonwa.
endif.
when others.
endcase.
e1konp-kpein = ls_konp-kpein.
e1konp-kmein = gv_kmein.
e1konp-kumza = ls_konp-kumza.
e1konp-kumne = ls_konp-kumne
e1konp-stfkz = 'A'.- Finally fill IDOC data structure and call function IDOC_INPUT_COND_A
There are not really IDOCs, the function module will create the supplementary condition types.
Regards,
Kurt.
Hi Kurt,
I need your help, currently I am working on condition records creation/Change using FM-IDOC_INPUT_COND_A via PO create/change, GR create/Change and GR reverse.
when I am using above scenarios, my logic should check all the cases and should create the unique record with latest changes.
Basically this funcitonality looks VK11 or VK12
Please could you share your idea how does works? If possible please send me sample code for field mapping process.
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