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 Purchasing Applications in Single-Screen Transactions: Purchase Requisition and Purchase Order

Purpose

In releases 4.6A and 4.6C, the purchase order and purchase requisition were redesigned as single-screen transactions (previously also referred to as Enjoy transactions).

You will find these single-screen transactions in the purchasing menu, under the paths described below:

Name of Transaction

Menu Path

Transaction Code

Create Purchase Requisition

Start of the navigation path Purchase Requisition Next navigation step Create End of the navigation path

ME51N

Change Purchase Requisition

Start of the navigation path Purchase Requisition Next navigation step Change End of the navigation path

ME52N

Display Purchase Requisition

Start of the navigation path Purchase Requisition Next navigation step Display End of the navigation path

ME53N

Purchase Requisition – Individual Release

Start of the navigation path Purchase Requisition Next navigation step Release End of the navigation path

ME54N

Create Purchase Order

Start of the navigation path Purchase Order Next navigation step Create End of the navigation path

ME21N

Change Purchase Order

Start of the navigation path Purchase Order Next navigation step Change End of the navigation path

ME22N

Display Purchase Order

Start of the navigation path Purchase Order Next navigation step Display End of the navigation path

ME23N

Purchase Order – Individual Release

Start of the navigation path Purchase Order Next navigation step Release End of the navigation path

ME29N

Note Note

To use the earlier version of the purchase requisition and purchase order, you need to use transaction codes:

Purchase order: Create ME21, Change ME22, and Display ME23

Purchase requisition: Create ME51, Change ME52, and Display ME53

End of the note.

Constraints

The following functions are not available:

  • It is not possible to create customer-specific fields on the account assignment overview for an item.

  • In the case of batch input, the conventional purchase requisition and purchase order are used.

For more information about purchase requisitions and purchase orders, see the documentation on purchase requisitions and purchase orders.

See also:

Use of Single-Screen Transactions

Purchase Order ‑ Single-Screen Transaction

Purchase Requisition ‑ Single-Screen Transaction