Country of of origin : batch management

Hi all
I would like to now how i can manag automaticaly the country of origine field the batch.
Thaks a lot

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Sridhar Jayavarapu wrote:
> In material master you can see forign trade import  country of origin.Maintain country in this field ,while creting batch it will populate automatically in batch master.
no it does not.
from the Batch FAQ OSS note 619913
How can batch master data be valuated in goods movement?
Answer:
Basically, only certain batch master fields can be changed within inventory management. Those fields are: date of manufacture, date of expiry, last goods receipt date, next inspection date, external batch number, batch vendor.
Those data are set (partially automatically) depending on the customizing settings and business-operational processes.
Further batch data such as country of origin, region of origin, and freely available date fields can be changed in user exits only.
To newly create a batch in goods movement, use exit EXIT_SAPMM07M_003.
If Transaction MIGO is used, the exits EXIT_SAPLV01Z_011 through _014 are processed as well when the 'classification' button is pressed.

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