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RE:[sap-log-mm] Material Master Changes

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Posted by ha_tran (Senior SAP Supply Chain Business Analyst)
on Mar 16 at 7:42 PM
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Hi DLT,

If * is chosen in the copying rule for your related PO item text, then when a new PO is created, the material PO text is conditionally proposed into the related PO item text. If you click manually on the ''Adopt text'' icon, then the material PO text will be copied into your PO item text. In this particular case, any change in the material PO text after this copy will not automatically copied into your current PO.

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HT

---------------Original Message---------------
From: DLT
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 1:24 PM
Subject: Material Master Changes

> I did some research and testing as per your suggestion. Unfortunately, it is not operating as I had understood you to say. What is happening is...if there is a * the Material Master PO Text defaults to the PO. If it is Blank..the text does not default to the PO. I need the text to default so we do have the *.
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> The issue is that when we change the Material Master PO text..it changes all historic Purchase Orders, not just new ones going forward and we lose historic information. I am thinking there must be other config to say "copy" text vs "reference" and then the historic PO Texts would not be affected when the Material Master is changed. I have searched the IMG under Text determination, Copy vs Reference etc and am not getting any hints/help etc on this. If you know where these controls are in the IMG it would be greatly appreciated.
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