Returns Control.

Hi Experts,
Returns order is referencing more than one time from an invoice without checking reference document (invoice) qty.
For eg: Invoice qty -100 pcs
Return order qty based on invoice - 100 pcs, PGR 100
If i again ref the same invoice system allows to create return order for the whole quantity which shouldnt be allowed by the system. Also if i edit returns qty to 150 also, system is accepting and allow to do PGR.
My reqmt, system shudn't allow returns qty more than ref document.
Please advise.
Regards,
Deepu Pillai

HI
The system allows you to create sales returns as many times you want when created with invoice as reference.
System just gives only a warning message that XX qty already exists.
You have to explore an user exit at the time of saving the returns order where the system should check the
invoice qty with qty in returns order and also any previous returns exists.
like as per the requirement you can give logic to your ABAPer
regards
Prashanth

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http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/Thread.html
-aijaz

RETURN STATEMENT IN A PROC PROGRAM

HI,
I have written a small program in proc which is supposed to pick
up records from a table matching a certain criteria.The records
will be displayed in the screen one after the other. For every
record displayed there is an option to perform certain
operations such as
(1) authorise the record which will update certain values to
certain fields in the table
(2) skip the record which would display the next record from the
cursor
(3) Reject the record which will delete it from the table and
then fetch the next record from the cursor
(4) quit - which should return control out of the function to
the place where the function was called. This has been done by
way of a return statement.
There are only two ways to come out of the function
(1) one is when the quit option is chosen as explained above
(2) when the control goes past the last record in the cursor
(when 1403 is raised)
However, when the above two conditions are met (for eg I skip
all the records and the reach the end of the cursor) or when i
explicity choose the quit option, the control does not come out
of the function, but keeps calling the function repeatedly .
The only time when it comes out is when the cursor does not
fetch any records.
The program works perfectly fine in a solaris machine (oracle
version 8.1.7). The problem is faced in a DEC ALPHA machine
with an oracle 8.0.6 version.
Has this anything to do with the machine set up, compilation
script etc...or pls suggest what could be the other
possibilities.
Please note that the return statements used in the sub functions
are working properly.
Regards...Rajee

If nothing strange hapens in the try code, the return
statement will be achieved. In this case, what will
hapen ? The code in the finally block will be executed
??Yes. Hence the word "finally".

Returns Control.

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