Dangerous Goods Checks in Sales Documents This process enables you to check sales documents with regard to dangerous goods legal criteria that you entered in the corresponding dangerous goods master data.
Dangerous goods checks in sales documents support the following sales document categories:
Inquiry
Quotation
Order
Scheduling agreement
Scheduling agreement with external agent
Contract
Order without charge
If you have set the
DIs rel. for checks
indicator in the IMG activity
Activate Dangerous Goods Checks
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
, only materials in the sales document that are relevant for the check are then checked. You mark materials as relevant for checking by assigning them a dangerous goods indicator profile in the
Basic Data 2
view in the material master. You must have set this indicator profile as
relevant for dangerous goods checks
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
in the IMG activity
Specify Indicator Profiles for the Material Master
. Indicator profiles that are set only as
dangerous goods
are for information purposes only.
Note
You edit the required dangerous goods indicator profiles in the IMG activity
Specify Indicator Profiles for the Material Master
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
.
When you create a sales document, the dangerous goods indicator profile in the material master is transferred from the material master to the sales document item, and displayed there. If you change the profile in the material master, the changes are not made automatically in the sales document.
You have created dangerous goods master records for the materials. Dangerous goods checks only use dangerous goods master records:
That have a processing status for which the
Release Status
indicator has been set in the IMG activity
Specify Processing Statuses
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
For which the
Inactive
indicator is
not
set
You have edited the necessary IMG activities in the
Dangerous Goods Checks and Dangerous Goods Documents/EDI
section.
Note
The check method (or in other words the function module HAZMAT_CHK_VARIOUS with sequence 1) for the completeness check must be entered in each check schema. If you want to change this function module, you must enter sequence 1 for the function module you changed.
Dangerous goods regulations are valid for a mode-of-transport category and one or more countries. You can define one or more countries as a validity area in the system. This means that in SD documents, dangerous goods checks must be performed for all affected combinations of countries and mode-of-transport categories subject to dangerous goods legal requirements. The system uses this data to determine the dangerous goods master records to be checked.
See: Determination of Data in Sales Documents
For this, edit the appropriate routes under .
Note
According to your requirements, you can define routes with stages in Customizing for
Sales and Distribution
or edit the IMG activity
Specify Transit Countries
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
. You can also roughly specify the route stages and define the additional transit countries required in the IMG activity
Specify Transit Countries
.
When you create a sales document, the following entries are required for the dangerous goods check:
Shipping point
Sales organization
Order type
Ship-to party
Route
SD document date
Engineering change management is used in the dangerous goods master. Dangerous goods master records can therefore have different versions. To ensure that the valid dangerous goods master records can be determined for the checked shipping document, you specify which document date is to be used to read the dangerous goods master records in the IMG activity
Specify Date for Determination of DG Master Data
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
. If the date is not entered in the sales document, the current date is used.
Dangerous goods checks comprise the following steps:
After the dangerous goods checks have been executed, a dialog box is displayed with the message for the check method that determines the complete reaction for the check schema.
If there are log entries, you can access them in the check log from the dialog box. If the
SaOnli
(save online) indicator is set in Customizing for the check method that determines the complete reaction, the
pushbutton and quick info text
Save
are displayed, and you decide whether the document should be saved.
Note
If no check method reacts, no log entries are written and the dialog box is not displayed when the document is saved. If you start the check manually, a success message is displayed.
When you create a sales document using a BAPI or when transferring data for the first time, a dialog box is not displayed. The check log is, however, returned to the sales document and integrated into the corresponding logs in sales.
All messages that are collected for each individual expected delivery during the execution of dangerous goods checks are displayed in the check log and the expected deliveries are sorted according to the goods issue date. The log is not stored in the database, but it can be printed.
Note
The log can list positive and negative check results. If you branch to the log, it first displays the messages with the highest priority only. If you choose
All messages
, the system displays all messages.
The document is processed further according to the Customizing settings for the complete reaction. If you have specified in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
that the document should only be saved with a document block (
DocBlk
indicator set), the system makes an entry in the incompleteness log and prevents you from creating a delivery with reference to this sales document. If you have specified in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
that the sales document may not be saved if the overall reaction is negative (
SaOnli
(Save Online) indicator is not set), you cannot save the sales document.
For more information, see the IMG section
Incompleteness Control for SD Documents
in Customizing for
Dangerous Goods Management
.
The system determines the following data and enters it in the sales document header under
Shipping
.
The
Contains DG
(
document contains dangerous goods
) indicator is set automatically in the document header if the SD document contains at least one material for which the
Not Dangerous Goods
indicator is not set in the dangerous goods master. This means that the document contains at least one item of dangerous goods.
Note
The
Contains DG
(
document contains dangerous goods
) indicator is for information purposes only.
The dangerous goods management profile for SD documents can be determined by a check method if you have developed a corresponding check method yourself.
Note
This dangerous goods management profile can be used by the
Dangerous Goods Documents
component to output texts on transport documents or to transmit them using EDI. You edit and manage these texts in the
Basic Data and Tools
component.
You can also set the indicator manually. When using manual assignment in the standard system, only DG management profiles for which the indicator
Ch.1136 fix
is set in the IMG activity
Specify DG Management Profiles for SD Documents
are available. These profiles therefore cannot be overwritten by the dangerous goods checks, if the check method ensures this. You must first check the check method to find out whether a manually fixed DG management profile has already been assigned in the document header.
If the DG management profile is determined by means of a check method, an entry is created in the document only if the profile can be used for all expected deliveries.
The system determines the following data and enters it in the sales document under .
Selection date
Note
The selection date is determined according to the settings in the IMG activity
Specify Date for Determination of DG Master Data
and is used to read the dangerous goods master records. If you have chosen two date fields for selecting the dangerous goods master record in this IMG activity, two entries for the date are displayed. Here the date is for information purposes only.
The selection date is also set and updated when you call the
Dangerous Goods
screen in the sales document. Otherwise, the selection date is always set and updated during the dangerous goods checks.
If you have implemented the corresponding dangerous goods check methods, the following indicators can be determined and stored:
Exemption
Reportable quantities
Exemption – highly viscous
Listed goods