Configuring a Serialized Material Item Individually 

Prerequisites

If you want to perform individual configuration for a serialized material item, you must first choose one of the following procedures:

  1. You copy the configuration of a variant and then make any individual changes.

    2. If you choose this option, proceed as described below in Copying and Changing an Existing Configuration.

  2. You refer to a configurable material and create an individual configuration from its characteristics.

f you choose this option, proceed as described below in Creating an Individual Configuration.

Copying and Changing an Existing Configuration

  1. Call up the master record of the serial number in Change mode.
  2. Choose the tabstrip ConfigData.
  3. Choose Assign to ConfigMat.

A dialog box is displayed.
  1. Enter the variant and the plant and choose Continue.

    2. You return to the tabstrip for the configuration.

  2. Choose Copy Ref.

    3. The system copies the configuration data of the variant. This means that the serial number master record no longer refers to the configuration of the variant. You are now able to maintain individually the configuration for the serial number.

  3. Choose Maintain.

    4. You return to the screen with the characteristic values for the variant.

  4. Change the data according to your requirements and return to the tabstrip for the configuration.

    5. The configuration data is now indicated as being individually maintained.

  5. Save the master record.

Creating an Individual Configuration

  1. Call up the master record of the serial number in Change mode.
  2. Choose the tabstrip ConfigData.
  3. Enter the required configurable material.
  4. Choose Edit ® Maintain.

    5. You go to the screen for maintaining characteristic values for the configurable material.

  5. Change the data according to your requirements and return to the tabstrip for the configuration.

    6. The configuration data is now indicated as being individually maintained.

  6. Save the master record.