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Maintain Prerequisites for Material Determination

Material determination control is carried out using the condition technique explained in detail in the example of pricing or output determination. You will find further information on the condition technique in the "SD Pricing and Conditions" manual.

The following elements of condition technique work together when controlling material determination:

Note

In a delivery referring to an order, material determination is carried out subject to the sales document type on which it is based. Material determination in a delivery is carried out for new items if material determination has been activated for the underlying sales document type. No material determination is carried out for items copied from the order. You have to assign an appropriate material determination procedure (in the standard R/3 system, it is A00001) to the Sales document type DL so that material determination can be carried out in deliveries without reference to an order (LO).

Requirements

Material determination can only be carried out in sales document types set up in Customizing for material determination.

Actions

Check whether you can copy the material determination elements defined in the standard R/3 system. If you make adjustments, proceed as follows:

1. Define the condition table or copy the existing table and make the necessary adjustments according to your requirements.
2. If the defined fields are not sufficient, add to the list of allowed fields for material determination through the field catalog.
Keep in mind that errors which you want to add must be defined in the communication tables KOMKD, KOMPD or KOMGD.

Notes

For a description of how data is provided in these fields via user exits, see Customizing, Sales and distribution -> System Modification -> User exits -> User exits in Sales -> User exits in sales document processing.

1. Define the access sequence and assign a condition table to it.
2. Define the material determination type and assign an access sequence to it.
3. Define the procedures and assign the corresponding types to them.