Bypass static creidt limit check during sales order simulation BAPI

Hello All,
We have standard static credit limit check activated.. But, we donot want this to be checked while simulation of standard sales order BAPI... i.e. the check should remain,,, but we have a requirement that the customer should be allowed to see the result of his desired sales order's simulation, even if his credit is zero, for which we are using the bapi BAPI_SALESORDER_SIMULATE,, problem is that the BAPI performs the static credit limit check and returns with static credit limit exceed error,, is their any way to bypass this check during sales order simulation only...????
any help in this regard would be highly appreciatable..
thanks

I don't think it is feasible, unless you want to do a core modification of SAP code. Also simulation would work differently than the real order, it wouldn't be a good simulation, would it?
Have your SD consultant thought about using an inquiry or quotation instead?

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Hi Suzzane,
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Dear All SAP Users,
While referencing one contract to one sales order there is check kept whether with reference to Contract an advance payment is given.
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ME,
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production happens on plants 1100 and 1200 through special procurement key
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/93/744d05546011d1a7020000e829fd11/frameset.htm
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As per this note
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[Credit management|http://www.sap-img.com/sap-sd/credit-management.htm]
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I want to set credit check at sale order level with following conditions
consider open deliveries for credit exposure
consider billing documents for creadit exposure
do not consider any open orders
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dear friend
For i am already having the same setting but still my scenario is not working. i will explain my scenario again
suppose customer is having credit limit Rs.100000/- and open deliveries against this customer is having the value Rs.50000/- i.e. credit exposure is Rs.50000/-.
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The sales order items had been entered. A credit check was carried out during sales order creation.
The sales order was blocked due to credit check.
The item in the sales order does not have sufficient stock available and so it was not confirmed at all in the order.
In standard once the sales order is blocked system usually remove the schedule lines to make it zero. And once the sales order is released( approved) system automatically confirm the schedule lines.
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