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Define
Condition Tables
In this IMG activity, you define price
dependencies. You can make prices, surcharges, and discounts dependent on
almost all the fields in a document. You define these dependencies using the
condition tables . In a condition table, you define the
combination of fields for which you can create
condition records.
Recommendation
Do not change the condition tables in the
standard system.
Activities
1. Check to
what extent you can use the condition tables contained in the standard
system.
To do this, you can
display the condition tables.
2. Before you
create a new condition table, you should check whether the fields listed in
the field catalog meet your requirements. If you require a field in pricing
which is not intended for this usage in the standard system, you must enter it
in the field catalog. You can only enter fields from tables KOMG, KOMK or
KOMP.
3. Create new
condition tables. Copy a similar condition table and proceed as
follows:
- Enter the name of the table you want to
create.
Bear in mind that
you can only choose names between 501 and 999. If you do not make a
specification, the system automatically assigns a sequential
number.
- Specify whether you would like to create the
table with or without a validity period.
- Enter a description for the condition
table.
- Select the required fields for the condition
table from the list of the permitted fields listed in the field
catalog.
- Generate the new condition table.
Note
If, for example, you want to make pricing
dependent on the ship-to party, you can only select the customer field in the
condition table. You cannot specify the ship-to party in the condition tables
since only customer master records exist. It is not until you create an order
document that you have the specific function 'ship-to party'. When you
subsequently define the access, you can assign the ship-to party source field
to the customer field.
1. Specify the
condition tables in the access sequences.
This way, you
establish the link between condition type, access sequence and condition
record.
Note
For information on entering fields in the
tables KOMK, KOMG, and KOMP, see the
System modification section.