Message Process flow diagram

hi experts i want clear diagram about the message flow in the xi.from starting to ending.
please send me any one .
regards
babu

Hi,
have a look at this blog:
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/05/25/understanding-message-flow-in-xi
Regards,
michal
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions"><b>XI / PI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</b></a>

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Batch Management Process Flow Diagrams

Hi,
please provide the process flow diagram of batch mangement in MM.
any links or documents....
It's urgent...
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AK

Logistics general - Batch Management
1.1. Specify Batch Level
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Specify batch level and activate batch status management Transaction OMCT
1.2. Batch Number - Activate Internal Number Assignment
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Number Assignment --> Activate internal batch number assignment Transaction OMCZ
1.3. Batch Creation - for Goods Movements
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Creation of new batches --> Define batch creation for goods movements Transaction
1.4. Characteristic Value Assignment -- Update Standard Characteristics
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Characteristic Value Assignment --> Update Standard Characteristics Transaction
1.5. Activate Batch Classification for Goods Movements in Inventory Management
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Characteristic Value Assignment --> Valuation for goods movements --> Activate Batch Classification for goods movements in Inventory Management Transaction OMCV
1.6. Batch Determination Condition Table(Cross Client)
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Condition Tables --> Define production order condition tables Transaction OPLB
1.7. Batch Determination Condition Table(Cross Client)
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Condition Tables --> Define SD condition Tables Transaction V/C7
1.8. Batch Determination Access Sequence(Cross Client)
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Access Sequences --> Define Production Order Access Sequences Transaction OPLF
1.9. Batch Determination Access Sequence(Cross Client)
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1.10. Batch Determination Strategy Types
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1.11. Batch Determination Strategy Types
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1.12. Batch Determination Batch Search Procedure
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Define IM Search Procedure Transaction OMCY
1.13. Batch Determination Batch Search Procedure
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Define Production order Search Procedure Transaction OPLG
1.14. Batch Determination Batch Search Procedure
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Define SD Search Procedure Transaction V/C3
1.15. Batch Determination Batch Search Procedure Allocation
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1.16. Batch Determination Batch Search Procedure Allocation
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Assign Search procedure to production order Transaction OPL8
1.17. Batch Determination Batch Search Procedure Allocation(SD)
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Allocate SD Search procedure Transaction V/C5
1.18. Batch Determination Activate Automatic Batch Determination(SD)
Menu Path Enterprise Structure> Logistics General> Batch Management --> Batch Determination & Batch Check --> Activate Automatic Batch Determination in SD -->For delivery item categories Transaction V/CL
1.19. Batch Determination Batch Selection Class
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1.20. Batch Determination Sort Rule
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Process Flow Diagram

Can someone provide me with a process flow diagram and the step for creation of returnable packaging ?
Thanks
Logi

Hi,
For returnable pacaging,you have to create a material with "LEIH" material type.
Pls go through the following link for process flow daigram:
[Process flow for LEIH material type|http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_Overview_73_EN_PE.ppt]
Pls go through the following link for process flow of shipping:
[Process flow of shipping|http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/107_Scen_Overview_EN_US.ppt#488,1,Sales Processing Using Third Party (with Shipping Notification) SAP Best Practices Baseline Package (U.S.)]
Hope this is what you are looking for.And this will help you also.
Regards,
Krishna.

WM process flow diagram

Can anybody help me to get process flow diagram of any standard WMS in SAP?
I appriciate your help
Thanks,

HI ,
Refer the general scenario followed most commonly in WM,
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1.creation of transfer requirement takes place. Material Goes to Interim Storage type (902)
2. Transfer order from TR is created ( we get destination storage type) -- In LT04 or LT06
3. Confirmation of TO.(Put away completed ) In LT12
B) IN PP
1. Requirement we get from MD11,MD04,CO01.(staging , BOM Explosion etc.)
this time Generally TR, will be created Automatically( As per setting).
With LB10 TR to TO
TO will be confirmed in staging process.(Quantity of picked materials will be reduced )
(Hear the raw material will be consumed. & TR for finished material will be created.)
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Hear we will get the Finished good in the Unrestricted stock.
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Creation of sale order: VA01
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3D process flow diagram

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I need my difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy my success.
--Ranjeet

Hi unclebump,
No i dont have any 3D model to import to labview. But i downloaded some VRML files & called to labview through load vrml files.
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FICO standard process flow diagrams

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Can anyone provide me any documentation or link for standard SAP FICO process flow diagrams?
I even looked at SAP Best practices but could not find any FICO specific process flow diagrams there.
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Kedar

Hi,
These is related costing
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_overview_03_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_overview_04_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_overview_05_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_overview_06_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_overview_07_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/155_Scen_overview_08_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/184_Scen_overview_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BBLibrary/Documentation/185_Scen_overview_EN_MY.ppt
http://help.sap.com/bp_bl603/BL_MY/Html/scope/Scoping_offline_SC.htm?display=STE- L_MY_V1603+ENTRY_LEVEL_FINANCIALS.xml
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MM procurement process flow diagrams

Hi can any body send me the MM procurement process diagrams to me .
thanks and regards,
Sri.,

Hi All,
The Process flow for SAP MM. You can check out in the following link.
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/SVASAPROZ/SVASAPROZ.pdf
http://sapbrainsonline.com/sap-training/SAP-tutorial-pdf-material_582.html
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/finance2/purchasing/sap%20procurement%20process%20flow.doc
Hope this will solve your problem
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Edited by: Pherasath Padmanaban on Feb 24, 2009 10:10 AM

How do you create a process flow diagram?

I want to create a front panel for a simple process that I'm going to use LabView to monitor and push set-points to the controls. I want to end up with something similar to what you would see in a central control for a plant, just on a much smaller scale. I want to monitor tank level, tank temperature, whether a pump is on or off, etc. I've attached a crude example of what I'm hoping to make. Thanks in advance.
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You can create this on the front panel using decorations and controls that you customize.
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There are quite a few links for UI's on the website.
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Is there any process flow diagram for TFS 2013 ?

Hello,
I require to know the reference link of lfow chart to manage work in TFS that indicates following details :
Define sprints and backlog items
Creating tasks and complete them.
I want to know whats the flow chart that indicates the states of updating PBI/Bug/Tasks for whole team in project.
Can anyone please help me on that ?
Thanks and Regards,
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Hi Dipti,
Great to hear it was helpful.
You can use PBI flow similar to user story flow. State values are bit different.
User Story it is New-->Active-->Resolved-->Closed and Removed (Removed from backlog).
PBI New -->Approved-->Committed-->Done and Removed (Removed from backlog).
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PBI Done - User Story Closed - Confirmed by PO
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MM - PO process flow chart

MM Gurus , Can any one help me to provide me with the MM PO and Change PO process flow diagram .Pl send me the diagram or links to my email ID
Thanks in advance .Will give you points
James
[email protected]

Dear James,
Process Flow:
1)Determination of Requirements: Through MRP, purchase requisitions
2)Source Determination: helps you identify potential sources of supply, creating requests for quotation (RFQs
3) Vendor Selection and Comparison of Quotations: The system is capable of simulating pricing scenarios
4) Purchase Order Processing: information from the requisition and the quotation to help you create a purchase order. scheduling agreements and contracts are also supported.
5) Purchase Order Follow-Up: The system checks the reminder periods you have specified. up-to-date status of all purchase requisitions, quotations, and purchase orders.
6) Goods Receiving and Inventory Management: Goods Receiving personnel can confirm the receipt of goods simply by entering the Po number
7) Invoice Verification: The system supports the checking and matching of invoices, and clearing invoices for payment.
Flow Chart for PO & MM process :
RFQ (ME 41) --> Maintain Quotation ( ME 47) -> Price comparision ( ME 49)>
-->Create PR ( ME 51 N) --> Create PO ( ME 21N) --->
> Good Receipt wrt PO( MIGO)> Invoice Verification wrt PO ( MIRO)
I hope this will suffice your need & if satisfied please reward points,
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Documentation of process flow documents

Hello,
I've been using Visio for some time now, mainly creating process-flow diagrams. I've always documented them with a supporting,
independant Word document, detailing each of the corresponding process flow's steps. It would be great if there was a solution that exists which would allow me to document each step of a process
flow within the diagram itself (maybe using Comments associated with each shape), and automatically generate the supporting Word document, organised by
Process Number (i.e. 1.0; 2.0; 2.1; 2.2; 2.3; 3.0; etc.)?
I'm using Visio 2013.
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Larry

I really don't think there is any way to automate that.
Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd. Engineering and software shapes for Visio
Sandrila Ltd

Process Flow in OWB

I understand that in OWB 9.0.4, available in Feb 2003, process flow diagrams can be drawn within the OWB design UI elegantly.
Does this also mean that we can schedule jobs to run from within OWB 9.0.4 instead of using another scheduling tool (e.g. OEM, Workflow etc.)?
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Chris

Another question about process flow in 9.0.4:
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Production process flow

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1.can any one sent me the production process flow diagram with tranaction and the tables that have used in the transaction.
2. what is mean by backlash in production process
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paul

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MRP Process flow

Gurus
Is there anyone who has MRP process flow diagram . Pl send me the diagram or links to my email ID
Thanks in advance.

The system checks in the planning file whether a planning file entry exists for the material in the MRP area that is to be planned.
The system calculates net requirements for the material in the MRP area. During this calculation, the system checks whether the requirements that exist for the MRP area can be covered by the available stock in the MRP area and the planned receipts for the MRP area. If there is a shortage of stock, the system creates a procurement proposal for the MRP area.
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The system carries out scheduling using the parameters defined in the MRP data of the material master.
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If you have defined a different special procurement type in the MRP area segment, the system creates the corresponding procurement proposal, for example, stock transport requisitions for the special procurement Stock transfer from plant to plant.
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The settings for stock transfer are taken into consideration, for example, in contrast to the special procurement key Phantom assembly, which refers to the BOM explosion.
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Losing source-target mapping from a data flow diagram process

Hi,
When I reload a model design from an xml repository, I am losing source-target mappings from a data flow diagram process. I wonder why.
The way it goes is:
- I define a data flow diagram with information stores, processes, and flows.
- Information structures are defined from the flows and the information trickles down to processes and information stores.
- In a process, I define Source-Target Mapping by selecting a target element and then selecting the source element(s).
- I save the whole model.
- So far, the Source-Target Mapping keeps the association between target and source elements.
- If I exit from Data Modeler, the next time I reload the saved model, the Source-Target Mapping target to source elements associations are lost!?
Does anyone have the same issue or would know how to resolve it?
Thanks,
/Mario

I am still having problems getting my source to target mappings to save after I apply the fix described in this thread. Any thoughts?
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<property name="objectID" dataType="java.lang.String" readOnly="true" defaultValue="" xmlName="id" xmlType="attribute" getter="getObjectID" setter="setObjectID" reffered="false"/>
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<property name="name" dataType="java.lang.String" readOnly="true" defaultValue="" xmlName="name" xmlType="attribute" getter="getName" setter="setName" reffered="false"/>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<property name="type" dataType="int" defaultValue="0" xmlName="type" xmlType="element" getter="getType" setter="setType" reffered="false" />
<property name="batchMinimumTransactions" dataType="int" defaultValue="" xmlName="batchMinimumTransactions" xmlType="element" getter="getBatchMinimumTransactions" setter="setBatchMinimumTransactions" reffered="false" />
<property name="batchTimeUnit" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="batchTimeUnit" xmlType="element" getter="getBatchTimeUnit" setter="setBatchTimeUnit" reffered="false" />
<property name="diagram" dataType="oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.process.DataFlowDesign" defaultValue="" xmlName="diagram" xmlType="element" getter="getDiagram" setter="setDiagram" reffered="true" />
<property name="footNote" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="footNote" xmlType="element" getter="getFootNote" setter="setFootNote" reffered="false" />
<property name="frequencyTimeUnit" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="frequencyTimeUnit" xmlType="element" getter="getFrequencyTimeUnit" setter="setFrequencyTimeUnit" reffered="false" />
<property name="frequencyTimes" dataType="int" defaultValue="" xmlName="frequencyTimes" xmlType="element" getter="getFrequencyTimes" setter="setFrequencyTimes" reffered="false" />
<property name="interactiveLongestResponseTime" dataType="int" defaultValue="" xmlName="interactiveLongestResponseTime" xmlType="element" getter="getInteractiveLongestResponseTime" setter="setInteractiveLongestResponseTime" reffered="false" />
<property name="interactiveResponseTimeUnit" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="interactiveResponseTimeUnit" xmlType="element" getter="getInteractiveResponseTimeUnit" setter="setInteractiveResponseTimeUnit" reffered="false" />
<property name="mode" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="mode" xmlType="element" getter="getMode" setter="setMode" reffered="false" />
<property name="paramsWrappersString" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="paramsWrappersString" xmlType="element" getter="getParamsWrappersString" setter="setParamsWrappersString" reffered="false" />
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<property name="transformationtask" dataType="oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.process.TransformationTask" defaultValue="" xmlName="transformationtask" xmlType="element" getter="getTransformationTask" setter="setTransformationTask" reffered="true" />
<property name="peakPeriodsString" dataType="java.lang.String" defaultValue="" xmlName="peakPeriodsString" xmlType="element" getter="getPeakPeriodsString" setter="setPeakPeriodsString" reffered="false" />
<collection name="events" dataType="java.util.List" xmlName="events" itemXmlName="eventRef" getter="getEvents" itemIsRef="true" refsXMLName="eventRefs" removeItem="removeEvent" addItem="addEvent" getItemByID="getPartyByID" nativeList="true" orderTheList="true" />
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<roproperty name="events" dataType="interface java.util.List" getter="getEvents" />
<roproperty name="flowEvents" dataType="interface java.util.List" getter="getFlowEvents" />
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<roproperty name="paramsWrappers" dataType="interface java.util.List" getter="getParamsWrappers" />
<roproperty name="parentprocess" dataType="oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.process.Process" getter="getParentProcess" />
<roproperty name="parentprocessInDFD" dataType="oracle.dbtools.crest.model.design.process.Process" getter="getParentProcessInDFD" />
<roproperty name="peakperiods" dataType="[Z" getter="getPeakPeriods" />
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<roproperty name="processedEntitiesAndFlows" dataType="interface java.util.List" getter="getProcessedEntitiesAndFlows" />
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