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Internal order number is not displayed at FAGLL03

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Hello Experts,

There is a problem on displaying I/O number at FAGLL03 transaction.

When I post FI document, I have already entered I/O number at that document.

But, that I/O number is not displayed at FAGLL03 transaction.

We have ZZAUFNR field in FAGLFLEXT table, that I/O number is updated in BSIS table correctly.

The strange thing is we can see I/O number at certain case.

If that account is posted via MM module, we can see I/O number at FAGLL03 transaction.

I could not see any differences between above 2 accounts.

Please let me know how I can display I/O number at FAGLL03 transaction for FI document.

Thank you for your help in advance.

BR,

Chris Kim

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Hello Experts,

I found out the difference between above 2 accounts.

What I can see I/O number at FAGLL03, the order number is filled at FAGLFLEXA table.

However, what I can not see I/O at FAGLL03, I/O field is blank.

I have no idea what these happen.

Please let me know how I can solve this.

Thanks.

BR,

Chris Kim

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Hi, I didn't understand, you have empty IO in fagll03 but not empty in faglflexa?

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Hello Aleksey,

What I can see internal order data at FAGLL03, FAGLFLEXA-AUFNR is filled with this order number.

But, What internal order field is blank at FAGLL03, FAGLFLEXA-AUFNR is not filled.

I don't have any idea why certain internal order is updated at FAGLFLEXA and the other is not updated.


Thanks.

BR,

Chris Kim

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Hi,

IO updates fagl* table only if it's not updated as a statistical value.

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Hello Aleksey,

I have checked whether this issue has something to do with the type of internal order, such as statistical or real.

I have found some internal orders are updated at FAGLFLEXA table, the others are not though all of our internal order is statistical.

Thanks.

BR,

Chris Kim

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Hello Aleksey,

The note you sent is very helpful for me.

I might be able to understand statistical posting.

Thanks again.

BR,

Chris Kim

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