Best way to block/deactivate movement type

hi gurus
I want to block the movement type 561 for all plants in Company.
I know we can remove the allowed transaction through tcode OMJJ but I wanted to know if there is another way to block this movement type for use.
thanks

Hello Cyrus,
The first option you already know, remove transactions from mvt type, but you never know that infuture you may require to do some transaction with 561/562 i.e. change UoM, Batch activation/deactivation etc.
The second and best option is control by authorization. This is very good option as you need not to take care any other configuration. Include this authorization prevantion in std SAP role and assign to all SAP users except the user to whom you want to give authorization for 561.
The third option is account assignment. Assign account modifier key with some odd name i.e. ZZZ and do not configure account assignment for this combination in OBYC transaction, but I will not recommand this one as some of the transaction will not require account modifier key.
So either use Authorization or remove transaction code from mvt type.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Arif Mansuri

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