2016 Sep 09 2:34 AM
Dear all
I want any one to hlep me to find table in sap isu for contract not yet billed in month when mro deleted only or give me the t code for this sanario
Mhammad
2016 Sep 09 3:44 AM
2016 Sep 09 3:46 AM
2016 Sep 09 4:16 AM
When we delete MRO how l can know the contract not yet billed in month
Ea05 give as the out sort only when we create the meter read
2016 Sep 09 4:18 AM
2016 Sep 09 4:20 AM
We want the conract not billed when some one delete the MRO for every month
2016 Sep 09 4:21 AM
The fact that the MRO can be deleted strongly implies the lack of billing.
2016 Sep 09 4:26 AM
2016 Sep 09 4:38 AM
If the MRO is deleted, it wont exist to then relate to an installation/contract. To be honest I'm no longer even sure what you are asking for.
do you want to record the deleted read for future analysis?
do you want to set off a workflow when deleting a read to then do something else?
A contract will by proxy be assigned a portion (or directly an alt portion), you could report on contracts that dont have billing per the schedule records for the portion.
Try clearly restating your requirements.
2016 Sep 09 3:28 PM
This is not available in standard. You need to create a report for this as it seems a very customer specific request.
2016 Sep 09 7:39 AM
Hi Mohammed,
Technically, when you are reversing a MRO,it gets deleted from EABL table, and doesn't gets stored in any specific standard table.You can find it in change history table CDHDR and CDPOS, however, that's not a good way.
If you want to store the MR reversals, then you need to do an enhancement in the exit, EDMLELSV, to store it in some custom table.
Thanks,
Amlan
2016 Sep 09 11:00 AM
Thaks alot for all
But if there method for Give us the contracts that dont have billing per the schedule records for the portion is good
Thanks
2016 Sep 09 11:36 AM
Hi,
There is a SAP standard t,code EEIS3. This is basically, a SAP query which has Contract and the biling period as the input and will list all the installations which are unbilled as output.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Amlan
2016 Sep 09 6:41 PM
2016 Sep 11 1:39 PM
2016 Sep 12 7:16 PM
As mentioned before - there is no table for this. It would be determined programatically. The transaction that Amlan mentioned is an example. It is easy to see that it is a standard query where you can look at via the query transactions.