RE:[sap-log-mm] Allocating stock not yet received to specific customer orders.
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 | Posted by VEDULA RAMESWARA SHARMA (GROUP STORES CONSULTANT) on Mar 6 at 9:31 AM |  Mark as helpful |
Dear HT,
You may be right.
As I am not very sure.
Only guess i had was as it mentions planned receipts and planned issues will take in to consideration.
Thank you,
---------------Original Message---------------
From: ha_tran
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 7:07 PM
Subject: Allocating stock not yet received to specific customer orders.
> Hi Vedula,
>
> I am afraid your solution of dynamic availability check setting for reservation did not help solve the business requirement. The dynamic availability check will only help pop up the related message (either error or warning subject to your configuration setting) when end users try to make the reservation in SAP. The fact is that the business scenario is where there is not any available stock quantity while there are many outstanding orders. What end users would like to know is how to set up the system to prioritize the goods issue transaction for a particular (set of) order(s) as soon as there is available stock quantity. This is something the dynamic availability check does not cater for.
>
> Cheers,
> HT
__.____._ You may be right.
As I am not very sure.
Only guess i had was as it mentions planned receipts and planned issues will take in to consideration.
Thank you,
---------------Original Message---------------
From: ha_tran
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 7:07 PM
Subject: Allocating stock not yet received to specific customer orders.
> Hi Vedula,
>
> I am afraid your solution of dynamic availability check setting for reservation did not help solve the business requirement. The dynamic availability check will only help pop up the related message (either error or warning subject to your configuration setting) when end users try to make the reservation in SAP. The fact is that the business scenario is where there is not any available stock quantity while there are many outstanding orders. What end users would like to know is how to set up the system to prioritize the goods issue transaction for a particular (set of) order(s) as soon as there is available stock quantity. This is something the dynamic availability check does not cater for.
>
> Cheers,
> HT
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