Close a PO so that no further postings hit it

Help, I am interested in knowing how to close a PO so that no further invoices and goods receipts may be entered.
Even when we have marked Final Invoice and Delivery complete boxes, we can still enter another invoice against that PO.
We are using SRM 5.0 for our PO creations (extended classic, which means we can't modify the PO in ECC 6.0).
Thanks in advance for any guidance,
Cindy

Hi,
One way of controlling is through user exit.
For GR you can perform checks in BAdi
MB_MIGO_BADI
For Invoice Receipt you can perform checks in Badi
MRM_HEADER_CHECK
In above exit you can check if po is marked as Delivery completed in case of GR and Final Invoice in case of IR.

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