UNBW Material in a third-party Sales Order (error: account determination)

Hy @ll,
we receive the following error message when entering a non valuated material (MTART UNBW) in a third-party sales order item.
System is asking for the calculated budget and after the manual entry of the budget the following error message appears.
(the schedule line customizing populates the account assignment category X for the PR)
"Not possible to determine a consumption account".
any ideas? my assumption is that account determination OBYC can not be error source, because it´s a non-valuated material...
many thanks,.
Gregor

Please read OSS Note 95429 - MB01 for material type UNBW, third-party order
and
Note 83916 - Not possible to determine a consumption account

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Order Type
Sales org, distr chnl, div
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Sold to
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Quantity
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Item ->Schedule Item
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Execute
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(intranet.sap.com/co-pa):
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