public static final class SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder extends Object
@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder item(SalesOrderWithoutChargeItem... value)
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- The SalesOrderWithoutChargeItems to build this SalesOrderWithoutCharge with.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder partner(SlsOrdWthoutChrgPartner... value)
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- The SlsOrdWthoutChrgPartners to build this SalesOrderWithoutCharge with.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesOrderWithoutCharge(@Nullable String salesOrderWithoutCharge)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesOrderWithoutCharge
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesOrderWithoutChargeType(@Nullable String salesOrderWithoutChargeType)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesOrderWithoutChargeType
The sales document type determines how the system processes the sales document. For example, depending on the sales document type, the system determines which screens to present and which data to ask you for.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesOrganization(@Nullable String salesOrganization)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesOrganization
You can assign any number of distribution channels and divisions to a sales organization. A particular combination of sales organization, distribution channel, and division is known as a sales area.
sales organization may include legal liability for products and customer claims.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder distributionChannel(@Nullable String distributionChannel)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: DistributionChannel
You can maintain information about customers and materials by sales organization and distribution channel. Within a sales organization you can deliver goods to a given customer through more than one distribution channel.You can assign a distribution channel to one or more sales organizations. If, for example, you have numerous sales organizations, each sales organization may use the "Wholesale" distribution channel.For each combination of sales organization and distribution channel, you can further assign one or more of the divisions that are defined for the sales organization. You can, for example, assign "Food" and "Non-food" divisions to the "Wholesale" distribution channel. A particular combination of sales organization, distribution channel, and division is known as a sales area.
wholesale, retail, or direct sales.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder organizationDivision(@Nullable String organizationDivision)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: OrganizationDivision
A product or service is always assigned to just one division. From the point of view of sales and distribution, the use of divisions lets you organize your sales structure around groups of similar products or product lines. This allows the people in a division who process orders and service customers to specialize within a manageable area of expertise.If a sales organization sells food and non-food products through both retail and wholesaledistribution channels each distribution channel could then be further split into food and non-food divisions.
areas and the business areas for a material, product, or service.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesGroup(@Nullable String salesGroup)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesGroup
By using sales groups you can designate different areas of responsibility within a sales office. When you generate sales statistics, you can use the sales group as one of the selection criteria.If sales office personnel service both retail and wholesale markets, you can assign a sales group to each market.You assign each salesperson to a sales group in his or her user master record. You assign each customer to a particular sales group in the customer's master record.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesOffice(@Nullable String salesOffice)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesOffice
When you create sales statistics, you can use a sales office as one of the selection criteria. When you print out order confirmations, you can include the address of the sales office.You can assign each customer to a sales office in the customer master record.Within a sales office you can establish sales groups (for example, departments) with specific sales responsibilities. Each person who works in the sales office can be assigned to a sales group in his or her user master record. Each customer can also be assigned to a particular sales group in the customer master record.
products or services within a given geographical area.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesDistrict(@Nullable String salesDistrict)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesDistrict
Each customer can be assigned to a sales district. You can use sales districts to apply pricing conditions. When you want to generate sales statistics, you can use sales districts as a selection criteria.The system can propose a value from the customer master record of the sold-to party. You can change the value manually in the document at the header or item level.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder soldToParty(@Nullable String soldToParty)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SoldToParty
orders.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder creationDate(@Nullable LocalDateTime creationDate)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: CreationDate
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder createdByUser(@Nullable String createdByUser)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: CreatedByUser
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder lastChangeDate(@Nullable LocalDateTime lastChangeDate)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: LastChangeDate
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder lastChangeDateTime(@Nullable ZonedDateTime lastChangeDateTime)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: LastChangeDateTime
In order to convert local time into a UTC time stamp, which makes it easier to compare times, the local time must be converted according to your time zone. The ABAP command convert is available for this purpose.Even if the time zone that the conversion is based on can be redetermined from Customizing or master data, we still recommend that you save the time zone.The internal structure of the high-resolution UTC time stamp is logically organized in date and time sections in a packed decimal format (YYYYMMDDhhmmssmmmuuun), which depicts the year, month, day, hour,second, millisecond, microsecond and the first decimal of the nanoseconds. Please note that the hardware that is normally used does not fully support a resolution of 100 nanoseconds, which is available in the structure.See also GET TIME STAMPA UTC time stamp in short form is also available.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder purchaseOrderByCustomer(@Nullable String purchaseOrderByCustomer)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: PurchaseOrderByCustomer
The number creates the link between the customer purchase order and the sales document that you create. You can use the number used by the customer during correspondence with the customer to find certain document information. If the number refers to a purchase order, you can also print it on the documents that you send to the customer (e.g. on the delivery note).
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder customerPurchaseOrderType(@Nullable String customerPurchaseOrderType)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: CustomerPurchaseOrderType
You can record here whether the sales document arrived, for example, by telephone, mail, or fax.Enter one of the values predefined for your system.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder customerPurchaseOrderDate(@Nullable LocalDateTime customerPurchaseOrderDate)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: CustomerPurchaseOrderDate
the customer created the purchase order.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder salesOrderWithoutChargeDate(@Nullable LocalDateTime salesOrderWithoutChargeDate)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SalesOrderWithoutChargeDate
When you want to generate a list of sales documents or sales statistics, the document date you enter determines which sales documents are selected. You can define the document date to meet the needs of your organization.For sales orders, for example, you can define the document date as the date when the order actually arrives at your offices. Alternatively, you could define it as the date when the order was written up by a field sales representative.The system proposes the current date. You can change it manually in the sales document.
sales management purposes.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder totalNetAmount(@Nullable BigDecimal totalNetAmount)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: TotalNetAmount
account. The value is expressed in the document currency.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder transactionCurrency(@Nullable String transactionCurrency)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: TransactionCurrency
The system proposes the document currency from the customer master record of the sold-to party. You can change the currency manually in the document. If you change the currency, the system recalculates prices for the entire document.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder sDDocumentReason(@Nullable String sDDocumentReason)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: SDDocumentReason
You can freely define order reasons according to the needs of your organization. When you generate sales statistics, you can use the order reason as one of the selection criteria.Enter one of the values predefined for your system. If you are creating a credit or debit memo request, you must enter an order reason.If the order reason specifies, for example, that a customer placed a sales order as a result of contact at a trade fair, you can later generate statistics for all sales orders that were placed at trade fairs.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder requestedDeliveryDate(@Nullable LocalDateTime requestedDeliveryDate)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: RequestedDeliveryDate
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder deliveryDateTypeRule(@Nullable String deliveryDateTypeRule)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: DeliveryDateTypeRule
You can choose one of the following options:The goods should be delivered on the requested delivery date or later. Note that there is no guarantee that the goods will not be delivered earlier.The goods must be delivered exactly on the confirmed delivery date.The goods must be delivered by the confirmed delivery date (that is, on the date or earlier).You can set the delivery date rule on header level to set a default for any items that you create afterwards.In Transportation Management (TM), this field has the following implications:If you want the goods to be delivered on the requested delivery date or later, the delivery date/time is used as the earliest requested delivery date/time of the freight unit which contains the sales order item.If you want the goods to be delivered on the confirmed delivery date, the start of the delivery date is used as the earliest acceptable delivery date/time and the end of the delivery date as the latest acceptable delivery date/time of the freight unit which contains the sales order item.If you want the goods to be delivered by the confirmed delivery date, the end of the delivery date is used as the latest acceptable delivery date/time of the freight unit which contains the sales order item.Note: If you want to the goods to be delivered on or by the confirmed delivery date, the system ignores the rule for pick-up and delivery window and the condition for pick-up and delivery window determination which you have defined in the freight unit type for the delivery stop.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder shippingCondition(@Nullable String shippingCondition)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: ShippingCondition
You can define shipping conditions in your system which correspond to the requirements of your company. You can specify a shipping condition in the customer master and in the vendor master.Shipping point determination (outbound delivery):The loading group, the plant and the shipping condition determine the shipping point that will be proposed by the system.Route determination (outbound delivery):Apart from the country and the geographical region of the shipping point, the ship-to party and the transportation group, the shipping condition determines the route that the system proposes in the order for the delivery of the goods. In the delivery, the route proposal also takes the weight group into account.A particular customer always requires immediate delivery. You enter the appropriate shipping condition into the customer master record. This means that when you process orders for this customer, the system automatically proposes the express mail room as a shipping point and the quickest way to the airport as a route.If a shipping condition has been assigned to a sales document type in Customizing, this condition will be proposed by the system in the corresponding sales document. If there is no assignment, the system copies the relevant data from the corresponding customer master record of the sold-to party. You cannot change this value during delivery processing. The shipping condition will not be copied from the delivery into the shipment. The shipping condition is one of several criteria for selecting deliveries when you create a shipment. You can enter a shipping condition manually in the shipment where it only serves as a characteristic for grouping shipments.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder completeDeliveryIsDefined(@Nullable Boolean completeDeliveryIsDefined)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: CompleteDeliveryIsDefined
can be partially delivered and completed over a number of deliveries.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder shippingType(@Nullable String shippingType)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: ShippingType
During automatic shipment leg determination, all legs created or only the main, direct, or return legs are assigned to this shipping type, depending on the type of leg determination.You can enter the shipment type for the main, direct or return legs in the shipping header. The value is proposed depending on the requirement in the shipment type.By setting the status "planned", you have the shipping type copied from the respective deliveries into the shipment header, provided:The shipping type is identical in all the deliveries.The shipping type in the shipment header is not already filled.See also: Leg determination
for the shipment legs.this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder deliveryBlockReason(@Nullable String deliveryBlockReason)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: DeliveryBlockReason
The system can propose a delivery block on header level according to sales document type. Users can also enter a block manually. A block in the header applies to the entire sales document.The system only proposes a delivery block at header level if delivery blocks have been assigned to the corresponding delivery type using the Define Reasons for Blocking in Shipping and the Assign Blocking Reasons to Delivery Types configuration steps.Additional InformationUsers can also block a sales document manually at schedule line level.The settings made in these configuration steps do not influence any delivery blocks set at schedule line level.The system can block delivery automatically for certain sales document types (for example, sales orders without charge) where it is important that someone checks the details before shipping takes place.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder headerBillingBlockReason(@Nullable String headerBillingBlockReason)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: HeaderBillingBlockReason
The system can propose the billing block according to the type of sales document. The billing block applies to the entire document. You can block or unblock the entire document manually in the header. If you want to block only a particular item, enter a value at the item level.You may want to apply a billing block to certain documents so that prices can be checked before further processing.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder incotermsClassification(@Nullable String incotermsClassification)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: IncotermsClassification
Incoterms specify internationally recognized procedures that the shipper and the receiving party must follow for the shipping transaction to be completed successfully.If goods are shipped through a port of departure, the appropriate Incoterm might be: FOB ("Free On Board"). You can provide further details (for example, the name of the port) in the secondary Incoterm field: FOB Boston, for example.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder incotermsTransferLocation(@Nullable String incotermsTransferLocation)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: IncotermsTransferLocation
If the primary Incoterm is, for example, FOB ("Free on Board"), then the second field provides details of the port from which the delivery leaves (for example, "FOB Boston").
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder incotermsLocation1(@Nullable String incotermsLocation1)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: IncotermsLocation1
1. For sea and inland waterway transport - Port of Shipment2. For any mode of transport - Place of Delivery 2010Incoterms are divided as follows:Group 1: Rules for any mode or modes of transport (including by vessel)Incoterms Incoterms Description Location 1 EXW Ex Works Place of DeliveryFCA Free Carrier Place of DeliveryCPT Carriage Paid To Place of DestinationCIP Carriage & Insurance Paid To Place of DestinationDAF Delivered at Frontier Place of DeliveryDDP Delivered Duty Paid Place of DestinationDDU Delivered Duty Unpaid Place of DestinationGroup 2: Rules for sea and inland waterwaysIncoterms Incoterms Description Location 1 FAS Free Alongside Ship Port of ShipmentFOB Free On Board Port of ShipmentCFR Cost & Freight Port of DestinationCIF Cost Insurance & Freight Port of DestinationDEQ Delivered Eq Quay (Duty Paid) Port of DestinationDES Delivered Ex Ship Port of DestinationIf the primary incoterm is specified as FOB “Free on Board”, the second field provides details of the port from which the delivery leaves, such as FOB Boston.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder incotermsLocation2(@Nullable String incotermsLocation2)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: IncotermsLocation2
No Version:This field is disabledIncoterm Version 2000This field is disabled as part of standard delivery unless a customer decides to enable it by the way of Customizing for Sales and Distribution under Master Data -> Business Partners -> Customers -> Billing Document -> Incoterms -> Map Incoterms to Versions.Incoterm Version 2010For this version, the field represents:Sea and inland waterway transport - Port of DestinationAny mode of transport - Place of Destination2010 Incoterms are divided as follows:Group 1: Rules for any mode or modes of transport (including by vessel)Incoterms Incoterms Description Location 2CPT Carriage Paid To Place of DestinationCIP Carriage & Insurance Paid To Place of DestinationGroup 2: Rules for sea and inland waterwaysIncoterms Incoterms Description Location 2CFR Cost & Freight Port of DestinationCIF Cost Insurance & Freight Port of Destination
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder incotermsVersion(@Nullable String incotermsVersion)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: IncotermsVersion
defined by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).this
.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder referenceSDDocument(@Nullable String referenceSDDocument)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: ReferenceSDDocument
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder referenceSDDocumentCategory(@Nullable String referenceSDDocumentCategory)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: ReferenceSDDocumentCategory
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder overallSDProcessStatus(@Nullable String overallSDProcessStatus)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: OverallSDProcessStatus
The system determines the status of the entire sales document by taking into account the status of all header-related information and the status of all individual items. The status message tells you whether processing of the sales document is open, in progress, or complete.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder overallTotalDeliveryStatus(@Nullable String overallTotalDeliveryStatus)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: OverallTotalDeliveryStatus
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge.SalesOrderWithoutChargeBuilder overallSDDocumentRejectionSts(@Nullable String overallSDDocumentRejectionSts)
Original property name from the Odata EDM: OverallSDDocumentRejectionSts
The system determines the total status from the status of all individual items in the sales document. The status message tells you whether the sales document has been partially or completely rejected or whether nothing has been rejected.
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.@Nonnull public SalesOrderWithoutCharge build()
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