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Reply from hovering_yogi on Aug 27 at 11:55 AM Your requirement seems strange to me - you've basically forced SAP to do what it shouldn't (although you could have created unlimited subsequent deliveries simply using completion type C) and are now asking for more ways to break SAP to make it do what you want.
So rather than try and untangle your current implementation can you describe the business requirements that have driven this and maybe someone can suggest some alternative approaches for you that might better fit the business need without having to have a lot of custom updates to force SAP to stop doing what it does well.
Not changing pricing after invoicing is sensible - if the invoice is cancelled and reissued what is the expectation for whether it should pick up prices that were present originally or the new for example.
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Aymen_Paris
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 10:56 AM
Subject: Allow Prices Update Even If The SO Is Invoiced
In our solution we have the below sales & distribution process:
One Sales document (ZLVC) ->N Deliveries (ZRL1) -> N invoices (ZF02)
Item category type: Z12L => the related "Billing relevance" is defined as "A" (delivery related billing document). Mean that Billing is based on the sales document. The billing status depends on the requested delivery quantity
Specific design:
For these Sales order we create a multiples schedule lines with unlimited quantities (lines are created through a specific enhancement).
This means that we can create a multiple outbound deliveries and by consequence we create a multiple invoices.
Each delivery (schedule line item) is done and billed separately with some frequency (One by month)
Now, when the Sales order is not invoiced (0 invoices) it is possible to modify the price conditions (manual prices conditions). But if the sales order is invoiced (one or more than one invoice) it is not possible to modify the prices.
Could you please let me know how can bypass this behavior and allow the price's modification even if the sales order is invoiced?
Refer to sales order #1000009325 (ED1-200).
Regards,
Aymen |
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