Change destination storage type and destination storage section on warehouse task creation

[former_member805935]

Our requirement is to change the destination storage type and destination storage section during warehouse task creation. Is there any BADI by which we can achieve this?

Explanation:

1. We are using /scwm/rfui to create the HU. ( Steps: Inbound Process> Receiving of handling Units > Rec. HU by Manufacturing Order> Rec. HU by HU> Enter Manufacturing Order> Enter HU type and Packaging Material> Adopt> Create HU).

2. From the above Process One Inbound delivery and Handling Unit no. is getting created. And the same time Two warehouse tasks are getting created. The first one is having status as 'B' and the second one is having status as 'blank'.

We need to change destination storage type and dest. storage section in the first task. we have tried using badi implementation /SCWM/EX_CORE_LSC_LAYOUT but using this only the second task data is getting changed.

[Eckhard_Siefer]

Hi,
I do not understand your requirement. The behaviour is exactly what is to be expected when layout-oriented storage control (LOSC) is used. Why do you need to change destination storage type and section in the inactive WHT?
They have been determined by your putaway strategy as the final destination for the HU.
The active WHT will move the HU to the determined intermediate storage bin and when confirmed either the inactive task will become active and the final putaway can be performed or a new intermediary WHT to the next intermediary bin will be created depending on your LOSC setup.

[former_member451899]

Any clue on this ? I have the same kind of requirement where I need to change the destination bin of hold WHT if the open WHT's destination bin is changed by using exception code CHDB.

[nikhilnegi1]

Hi Ankit,

As a suggestion , you can create a custom exception Code and write your own custom Logic.

Exp:

retrieve the delivery number from WT/HU

get the related WT and change the WT by calling function /SCWM/TO_CHANGE

Regards,

Nikhil Negi