Movement Type 344 is not working ECC -> EWM

[former_member776756]

Hi Team,

I have created a Posting Change with Migo in order to change the Movement type 344 ( unrestricted to block) in ECC and the same has been transferred to EWM.

However, the Blocked status indicator shows a Red indication instead of a Green.

When I check the item details the HU,Storage type and bin details are not determined

Thanks

[JuergenPitz]

Hi,

what Daniil wrote...

"However, the Blocked status indicator shows a Red indication instead of a Green."

Which "Blocked status indicator"?

Assuming you got the error Daniil is referring to, you posting change warehouse request in EWM has a red status? That is probably because you have a warehouse process type with the warehouse movement type 7 (posting change) and the setting for "posting change in bin" (or something similar) is blank, meaning "posting change in bin". That means the system tries to determine the stock for the posting change in the warehouse request. And you need to set up a pick determination for this.

But in generell you should think about if this makes sense. Because when posting this from ERP this way, you can not select which quant gets changed, so this only makes sense if the complete stock of a product or batch is used for the posting change.

Brgds

Juergen

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[former_member776756]

Thanks, for your reply, how to determine this WPT?

[JuergenPitz]

Hi,

"Thanks, for your reply, how to determine this WPT?"

The WPT is in your warehouse request / posting change. The determination of it is in the standard table.

Brgds

Juergen

[Daniil]

I guess you have to do customising to make it work. Process type determination, strategy