on 2012 Jan 25 7:31 AM
Hi experts,
I want to define an approval process for receipt from production.
The condition is below:
Only if it is " Receipt from production" then the goods receipt document should go to approval of quality.
If is any unplanned direct goods receipt then system should allow to add it straightly.
To do so, Please provide me the required query.
regards
Ravindran Srinivasan
Hi Ravindran,
I once encounter same problem like this. And I found out that, unfortunately, approval procedure can't work on receipt from production document.
Yes, we all know that receipt from production and inventory goods receipt are actually same object type in SAP B1 and stored in same table. But, try it by yourself in your testing database, even if you apply the approval templates for goods receipt document, and you apply the condition as "always", you won't get prompted for approval if you try to add the receipt from production document.
However, I said this based on my experience with version prior to 8.81 and 8.82. But somehow I have a strong feeling that this issue still not yet realized by SAP.
Best Regards,
Hendry Wijaya
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Hi Ravindran,
You may try:
SELECT Distinct 'true'
FROM OIGN T0
WHERE T0.JrnlMemo LIKE 'Receipt%' AND T0.DocNum=$[OIGN.Docnum.number\]
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Dear Gordon,
Thanks for your reply.
While executing the query, system showing the following error message
1). [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0][SQL Server]Incorrect syntax near 'OIGN.Docnum.number'. 2). [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0][SQL Server]Statement 'Service Contracts' (OCTR) (s) could not be prepared.
Do we have to skip the error message or do we have to rectify this ?
Kindly clarify us
Regards,
Ravindran Srinivasan
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