About the Classic scenario,ERP PO number didn't return go Shopping card

About the Classic scenario,We create a shopping card,And approved,the follow document purchaser order create the ERP system,But the Purchaser order number didn't return to the shopping card follow document tab page.How can help me?

Dear Masa ,
    Yeah,we schedule program BBP_GET_STATUS_2 and CLEAN_REQREQ_UP,Then have this issue,We didn't know why.

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    Dear Experts,
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    Hi,
    In other words in the shopping cart is approved
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    2) If the source is NOT assigned  -It will create a P.R in the backend (Classic) .. you have to assign a  source
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  • Questions about Extended classic scenario

    Hi gurus,
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    Hi. It all sounds about right.
    I don't think the define backend docs does a great deal in ECS, you always get a PO with extended classic. If you ever want anything but a PO, a reservation for example, you have to not use extended classic for those items.
    The number ranges look OK, although I think you only need 1 number range for the backend/local POs, it should all go in line on its own. It's been a while since I got an ECS system going so it is hard to remember.
    The thing to do is try it in a test system and see what happens.
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  • Classic scenario using SRM SOCO

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  • Automatically create a PO from a catalog buy in the classic SRM scenario

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    Hi all:
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  • Extended Classic Scenario

    Referring to note 963000, we are about to install SRM 5.0 as AddOn to
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  • SRM 7.02 Classic Scenario - Transfer of Purchase Order to Backend

    Good day,
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  • Extended Classic Scenario - Free Items?

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  • Extended classic scenario triggered on company code

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