Purchase Order: status of line items

[peter_sk]

Hello,

I'm trying to use interface QueryPurchaseOrderQueryIn, operation FindSimpleByElements and I have 2 problems:

1. In the retrieved PO there are 10 line items. In SAP ByD user interface I can see that some of those line items are Finished and some are Cancelled. But in the XML data retrieved by QueryPurchaseOrderQueryIn I can't see any indications if a line item is cancelled. Where/how can I find it?

2. I can see the overall PO delivery status in field PurchaseOrderDeliveryStatusCode. For each line item I can see dates and quantity under ItemScheduleLine, but no indications whether this has been delivered or not. Where can I see the quantities already delivered against each line item?

Many thanks

Peter

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[peter_sk · Accepted solution]

Answering own question to help other users:

It seem impossible to get the required data about PO line items using the standard interfaces. In my opinion this makes the standard PO interface useless. But it is possible to get this data via custom OData data source: query entity PurchaseOrderCollection and expand PurchaseOrderItem