Currency configuration in classical scenario

Hi all,
I am working on a SRM 3.0 in a classical scenario. I checked at IMG (SAPWAS->General Settings->Currencies) that there are lots of customizing that can be done here (currency codes, decimal places, exchange rates, quotation, expiring curencies, etc...).
I want to know if it is required to set this customizing in a classical scenario or this should be done only in the backend. Also, please inform if there is a minimum config that can be done in EBP.
Very thanks in advance.
Renato Lazaro

Dear Experts,
Kindly help me to resolve above issue on SRM PCard Deplyoment
Thanks & Regards,
Manish

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Documents / Cookbook on how to configure Extended Classic Scenario?

We currently have the Classic scenario and are thinking of changing to exteded classic becuase we want to use the sourcing cockpit in SRM 7.0. Does anyone have any good documentation on how to configured Extended Classic?

Hi Sivakumar,
If you mean how to archive PO in MM side, please refer to the following info:
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In ECC system, if you want to archive a MM PO, please use transaction
SARA->archive object MM_EKKO.
456129 FAQ: Archiving in purchasing
401318 Archiving: Additional information
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If you want to delete this ECC PO, please use BAPI_PO_CHANGE and
refer to the following test data:
Parameters:    PURCHASEORDER      = XXXXXXXXX
Parameters:    POITEM
PO_ITEM                        = 00010
DELETE_IND                     = X
Parameters:    POITEMX
PO_ITEM                        = 00010
PO_ITEMX                       = X
DELETE_IND                     = X
You also need to run BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT after BAPI_PO_CHANGE for updating the change.
Regards,
Ivy

Configuration needed for SOA call to create PO in classic scenario

Dear Experts,
We are working in the SAP SRM 7.01 with backend system on ecc 6.0 Enhancement pack 5. The scenario configured is classic scenario.
I want to know what are the configurations needed to use SOA calls to create a purchase order in the backend system.
In the system landscape directory, when I use the system type "ERP_3.0" for backend system, the system uses the BAPI 'BAPI_PO_CREATE1' to create a purchase order in the backend system.
When we use the system type "ERP_4.0", it does not use the BAPI 'BAPI_PO_CREATE1' to create purchase order. It tries to use SOA calls to create PO in the backend system. However, it fails to create one.
Could you please let me know what are the settings we need to do to create a purchase order in the backend system?
Thanks and regards,
Ranjan
Ranjan Sutradhar

Hi Vardhan,
Can you be a little clear? are you using PDP scenario as in your requirements are coming as PR from ECC into SRM as SC? Is this the scenario?
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Nikhil

Organization structure in extended classic scenario

Hi All
I am trying to configure extended classic scenario on SAP SRM 7.0. I have made the following settings for the same:
1. In SPRO->SRM Server-> Technical Basic Settings -> Define backend system from product category, I have specified target system as SRM system and not ECD system
2. In SPRO->SRM Server->Cross Application Basic Settings-> Activate Extended Classic Scenario, I have selected all the options including "Back end purchasing group responsible"
I have a few doubts.
1. In organization Structure (PPOMA_BBP) Comapny code is corresponding to company code in back end but do I have to create local purchasing organization and local purchasing group i.e. in Functions-> Corresponds I'll have to leave blank. plz suggest
2. Also is IPC configuration mandatory for extended classic scenario
Plz give your suggestion on above mentioned issue
Regards
Pawan Keshwani
Edited by: pawankeshwani on Mar 18, 2011 8:33 AM

Hi Pawan,
No you should mention Purch Org & Purch Grp also wrt your backend (ECC).
IPC need not be configured separately from SRM 5.0 onwards. To ascertain if IPC is working fine just run the report : RSVMCRT_HEALTH_CHECK. You should see 4 success messages. Else get in touch with Basis to enable Virtual Machine Container (VMC)
Regards,
Nikhil

Material PO confirmation at supplier side (SUS) not taking place in SRM SUS Extended classic scenario

We have configured extended classic scenario SRM with SUS, and all functions are working fine. However, at the time of PO confirmation of material item at the Supplier side (SUS), the material line item disappears when we click on the Create Confirmation button in SUS. The functionality is working fine for Service Items. The total value of PO is also displayed correctly in the Items overview section.
Please provide some help in solving this issue.

Hello,
This is the correct behaviour of SUS - confirmations can only be created for service items which in turn create service entry sheets (Trx: ML81N in ECC). And accepting the SES in ML81N will generate GR posting.
For material items, you have to create ASN which will in turn create inbound delivery in ECC which you can post and will generate goods movement documents.
So basically, for service items you create confirmation and for materials you create ASN.
Regards,
Prasanna

Configuration steps for Extended Classic Scenario

Hi All,
Could you please let me know what are the configuration steps required for extended classic scenario.
Thanks in advance

Hi,
Important Settings that Determine the Extended Classic Scenario
The following settings are required for the extended classic scenario:
u2022 At least one backend materials management system and accounting system is connected to the SAP SRM system and defined in the configuration setting Define Backend Systems.
u2022 Product categories from the backend procurement system are replicated and used in the SAP SRM system.
u2022 The target system for each product category is the backend system in the configuration setting Define Backend Systems for Product Category. Optionally, BADI BBP_DETERMINE_LOGSYS is implemented to determine the backend system.
u2022 The extended classic scenario is activated in the configuration setting Activate Extended Classic Scenario. Alternatively, BAdI BBP_EXTLOCALPO_BADI is implemented to control the extended classic scenario based on customer defined rules.
u2022 If the backend system is an SAP R/3 version lower than 4.6B, you must define local purchasing organizations and purchasing groups.
u2022 If the backend system is an SAP R/3 version 4.6B or higher, you need to map the purchasing group used in the purchase order to the backend purchase group in one of the following ways:
u2022 Use a backend purchasing organization and purchasing group in the shopping cart and purchase order.
u2022 Use BAdI BBP_PGRP_FIND to determine a backend purchasing group in the shopping cart.
u2022 If a local (created in SAP SRM without reference to a backend system) purchasing group and purchasing organization are used, then a valid backend purchasing group is assigned to the RFC user that created the backend purchase order. This assignment is made in the backend system using user parameter EKG in Transaction code SU01.
u2022 Implement the user exit of the BAPIs BAPI_PO_CREATE1 (EXIT_SAPL2012_001 and EXIT_SAPL2012_003), and BAPI_PO_CHANGE (EXIT_SAPL2012_002 and EXIT_SAPL2012_004) to determine the purchasing group with a customer- specific logic.
This is for your additional information.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Vikas

Currency issue in Local PO in SRM ( SRM 4.0, Ext. Classic scenario)

Hello SRM community,
       There is contract exist at a Product category level which is created in currency Euro & can be used by both local as well as well global purchasing org. for subsequent PO releases( Call off).
We are using extended classic scenario, SRM 4.0. before explaining the scenario, here is what we have maintain for a vendor in BBPMAININT
Let say..
Vendor(Business Partner)             Purchasing org.                     Currency
100168                                         Global Purchasing org.     Euro
100168               Local Purchasing Org                SEK
Now there are two scenarios in this
Scenario No.1
When Strategic purchaser directly creates any purchase order release for Local purchasing org. with reference to above created contract
& if he chooses Euro as a currency, system throws a warning message as "Currency Euro in Purchase order is different then the PO currency SEK of vendor.
but still he manage to order the PO Euro.
Scenario No.2
If strategic purchaser creates shopping cart for local purchasing org. where S/C currency is Euro & assign above contract as a source of supply.
Local PO gets created but the system swaps the currency in PO automatically to SEK which is nothing but the currency available for Vendor/Pur. Org combination
in BBPMAININT.
Why there is this difference in behaviour.
I mean, when you directly creates a PO release wrt contract, system allows you to select currency other then the one maintain in BBPMAININT for Vendor/PUr.Org combination however if you try to create a SC for Local pur. org with contract as a valid source of supply then system overrides the SC currency with the currency maintain in the BBPMAININT for Vendor/PUr.Org combination
We would like to know if there is any way possible by which we can maintain SC currency in PO & should not allow system to
swap it with what is being maintain in Vendor/Pur.Org combination in BBPMAININT.-
is there any Badi available where we can change this behaviour..& if poosible a way of approach to do it through Badi....
Any help is well appreciated with full rewards to valuable suggesation.
Regards
Bharat Morajkar

Hi Bharat,
You can use the BADI <b>BBP_DOC_CHANGE_BADI</b> to make changes to the document, after user entry and before saving the document to the database.
BBP_SC_CHANGE method can be used for changing shopping carts.
Hope this works in your case. Try it and let me know.
Rgds,
Teja

Classic scenario Configuration document

Hi Rama krishna C Teja ,
I'm Pawan,Presently we are implementing SRM -Classic scenario to our client .at present we are starting defining the Organizational structure? but there are many confusions.......................
can you please send the config. document for classic scenario ?
my email id : [email protected]
Warm Regards,
Pawan

Hi Atul,
I'm working using with this, but let me know what are the changes take place in EBP3.0 and SRM 5.0 ....beacuse we are implementing in SRM 5.0 ...if possiable plese send the COOK book SRM 5.0 to mail id :
[email protected]
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Tolerance key DQ in extended Classic scenario give Backen error message

Dear all,
I am using SRM 7.0, SP 9
Extended Classic Scenario.
I created a tolerance group and attached it to my user via TOG attribute in PPOMA_BBP. Tolerance key is DQ with $1000 and upper percentage 5%.
I also set up the ECC tolerances:
- Purchasing Value key with Tol. Overdelivery = 5.0 (in SPRO --> MM --> Purchasing --> Material Master --> Define Purchasing Value Keys)
And assigned that Purchasing Value Key to the material group I am using (via SPRO --> MM --> Purchasing --> Material Master --> Entry Aids for Items Without a Material Master)
- And I even set up tolerance key B1 (for error message) for my Company Code (in Spro -> MM --> IM and PI --> GR --> Set tolerance limits) with a upper limit of 5%
And even with this set up I still get the error message
u201CBackend Purchase Order quantity exceeded by 1 EAu201D
when I try to post a Confirmation with an overdelivery, even if the over delivery is only 0.1% of the total quantity 1000.
What Configuration am I missing?
Cheers
Ulrike

Dear Rahul,
Thanks for you input
Let me give you an example of the behaviour:
in PPOMA_BBP TOG assigned to user has : DQ with $1000 and upper percentage 5%.
User orders a PO with quantity=1000, price $100;
No additional tolerances assigned in the PO itself
User tries to enter confirmation with quantity 1001 (so qty variance converted to currency amount results in $100 over delivery) So the confirmation is under both the 5% and the $1000 limit.
In that case I donu2019t receive an error message from the SRM, but the error message u201CBackend Purchase Order quantity exceeded by 1 EAu201D from ECC still prevents me from posting the Confirmation. And this is the problem I havenu2019t been able to solve so far.
So I want the TOG tolerance to be used. And I am also happy with the absolute limit always having priority over percentage limit...
But I am trying to find a way to get rid of the back end message (with assigning a tolerance to the PO itself as the will get rid of the absolute limit see my previous post.)
Cheers
Ulrike

POR transferred into MM(Backend) system in Extended Classic Scenario

I am working on standard EBP-SUS Extended Classic Scenario. We have SRM Server 7.0 SP9
As we are successfully send PO from EBP to SUS.
Issue : On working to Purchase Order Response,i am getting POR sent by SUS to EBP but we are not getting it replicated to MM.
Our Concerns about is it need extra configuration required or need to have apply some note to getting replicated POR in MM from EBP or have to configure some XI Scenario to replicate POR from SRM EBP to MM.
As we know that Extended Classic Scenario supports till Purchase Order Response still we are not getting Purchase Order Response in MM.
Please tell us, Provided Solution will be really appreaciated.
Thanks.
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Pawan Keshwani

hi,
Pls see the foll notes:
Note 576349 - Terms of payment in the ECS
Note 541934 - Modification note: Copying base date from T052
Note 953999 - ECS: Terms of Payment values not in PO header
<b>Note 940453 - Backend payment term data not updated in the extended PO
Note 945018 - Incoterms data not transferred to the back end</b>
BR,
Disha.
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SRM 7.0 Unable to create PO - Classic Scenario.

Hello,
We are able to successfully create the below scenario.
PR in ECC --> Get PR in SRM --> Start Collective processing -> Transfer to Central System (SC is created for the PR @ this time) --> Create RFx --> Rfx Response --> Create PO. (PO is created in ERP, Classic Scenario)
We are able to get the PR & we are able to create SC successfully and the PR/ SC is available in Sourcing cocpit.
Able to create RFx --> Rfx Response.
Now once the RFx Response is Accepted --> We go for creating PO.
Classic Scenario.
The error is due to pricing - debugged and checked as mentioned in my earlier message.
IPC pricing is switched off and the BADI for simple pricing is activated.
Error : " Message A BBP_PD 396 cannot be processed in plugin mode HTTP "
But this is due to pricing is what i guess.
Error is raised in FM "BBP_PDPRC_UPDATE".
Kindly Suggest.
Unable to Create PO
Regards.
Edited by: Purshothaman P on Jul 6, 2010 1:50 PM

Hi,
Please check and run the following reports (se38): BBP_CND_CUSTOMIZING_CHECK & RSVMCRT_HEALTH_CHECK and post back the results.
Note for BBP_CND_CUSTOMIZING_CHECK also run 'Simulation of Pricing with Manual Price' (scroll down after executing the report initially).
Also the badi information you activated tells us a lot. Although i take it that you executed and read everything that's included in the transaction information. The following sentence gives a prety doubtfull feeling for the CPPR scenario to work for your configuration:
SAP recommends using this BAdI only in exceptional cases and only after checking thoroughly if it is compatible with the Business Scenarios used.
Note: From what i've just read IPC has to be disabled, certain badi's etc. need to be disabled. And VMC (sap basis) has to be configured. Please view: [http://help.sap.com/SCENARIOS_BUS2008/helpdata/EN/9C/F90B7CB34A4889935D1733C6756D5B/content.htm]
Could you also please check and provide whether 'normal' SRM classic scenarios like: SC -> PO do run within your system. Also the error and information you have provided is very little.
Kind regards,
Tim

SRM 7.0: Classic Scenario no PO is created only PR is generated

Hi Gurus,
I am working on SRM 7.0 - Classic scenario.
When a shopping cart is complete in terms of price, vendor (assigned) and other required data, item stays in transfer process.
If a SC is incomplete a PR document is created in backend without a problem but when a complete SC is oredered, the status of shopping cart remains I1111 i.e. item in transfer process. I can see in table BBP_PDBEI, backend object type (BE_OBJECT_TYPE) is correctly selected as BUS2012 and the document number of PO is also correctly selected.
This is the case even for the SC ordered using catalog materials.
I have checked following configuration and it seems to be ok.
1. 'Define objects in backend system's
2. Number ranges definition in SRM and ECC
3. Document type attribute -BSA in PPOMA_BBP
Configuraiton wise everything seems to be, I tried to manually transfer the SC using FM BBP_REQREQ_TRANSFER but it does not change the status of SC it remains I1111
RZ20 does not show any error for the SC with status I1111.
Is there any sepcial FM to push the SC in SRM 7.0?
Any help/tips would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Amit

Hi Amit
what is the setting here
1. 'Define objects in backend system's
is it a prefered vendor or fixed vendor
update the partner function in bbp_pd here
if it is 39 - you wil recive pr
it is 19 you will get PO
i am afraid , you stated that catalog sc stoo this problem but during debugging check what is the partne rfunction...
there can be several reasons for creating PR instead of PO. Please see the FAQ note 1173815 for the possible reasons, and the guide for debugging under:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SRM/Howtoanalyzethefollow-ondocumentdetermination
MOREOVER NOTE SAYS POSSIBLE REASONS ..
Note 336658 - Purch req instead of purch order created in backend
BR
Muthu

PO is not generated for completed SC in SRM.70 classic scenario.

Hi,
I am working on SRM 7.0 - Classic scenario.
When a shopping cart is complete in terms of price, vendor (assigned) and other required data, item stays in transfer process. even we are adding items from catalog.
If a SC is incomplete a PR document is created in backend without a problem but when a complete SC is oredered, the status of shopping cart remains item in transfer process. I can see in table BBP_PDBEI, backend object type (BE_OBJECT_TYPE) is correctly selected as BUS2012 and the document number of PO is also correctly selected.
This is the case even for the SC ordered using catalog materials.
I have checked following configuration and it seems to be ok.
1. 'Define objects in backend system's
2. Number ranges definition in SRM and ECC
3. Document type attribute -BSA in PPOMA_BBP
Configuraiton wise everything seems to be, I tried to manually transfer the SC using FM BBP_REQREQ_TRANSFER but it does not change the status of SC it remains I1111
RZ20 does not show any error for the SC with status I1111.
Is there any sepcial FM to push the SC in SRM 7.0?
Any help/tips would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Ravi

learnt that PO number has generated in SRM and the same PO number not exist in ECC.
check SM58 , rz20 log or Application monitor for the shopping cart.
or monitor shopping cart click the icon follow on document and errror message must throw in 1 minutes.
let us see .
1. what is the settings in define backend OBJECTS
2. check all basic data in the shopping cart - especially org data
3. run bbp_check_consistancy report for your id?
4. every user has the same issue?
SEE THE RICHARDO technique
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SRM/ShoppingCartStatusI1111-+Resubmit
Muthu
Report BBP_ALERT_SB_NOTTRANSFERED is available to change the status of the shopping cart item from I1111 to 'Error in transmission' (I1112) and later on, it is possible to retransfer this shopping cart from Application Monitor/Monitor Shopping Cart transactions.
1480994 How to process a shopping cart with status I1111
Edited by: Muthuraman Govindasamy on Jul 16, 2010 11:31 PM

Contract Creation in SRM 7.0 classic scenario

Hi All,
We are using SRM 7.0 Classic scenario with ECC 6.0 EHP 4 and CLM 2. We are creating contracts in SAP CLM and pushing into as Global outline agreement.
Question is -
1) Can we create contracts in SRM 7.0 Classic scenario ?
2) Instead of transfering the ECC outline agreement to SRM , can we directly use ECC outline agreement as a source of supply in SRM while creating a SC.
3) How we can transfer the SAP CLM 2.0 contracts into SRM 7.0 and use a source of supply there while creating a SC ( Considereing that these CLM contratcs are also transfered to ECC as a outline agreement)
What are the mandatory fields required to transfer the CLM contracts contracts to ECC outline agreement - I know ,Vendor, Purchase org, Pur grp, company code are required - is product catagory is also a mandatory field.
Rgds/Pawan

Hi Pawan,
Please find the answered for your questions:
Question is -
1) Can we create contracts in SRM 7.0 Classic scenario ?
Mitesh: Yes we can very well create in Classic Scenario as well in SRM 7.0.SC can be pushed to SOCO based on the Prod Category configuration in SPRO.From SOCO PO, Contract and RFX can be created for SC.
2) Instead of transfering the ECC outline agreement to SRM , can we directly use ECC outline agreement as a source of supply in SRM while creating a SC.
Mitesh: I dont think we can use ECC outline agreement as source of supply in SRM while creating SC.Contract replication in SRM 7.0 with EHP 4 ECC is eSOA based and ONLY Outbound to SRM (inbound to ECC).Contract cannot be replicated from ECC to SRM.
3) How we can transfer the SAP CLM 2.0 contracts into SRM 7.0 and use a source of supply there while creating a SC ( Considereing that these CLM contratcs are also transfered to ECC as a outline agreement)
+Mitesh: Standard intergeration of CLM/ESO to SRM 7.0 is very much there in roadmap for future releases of SRM/ESO.+
+As of now there is a consulting solution available to integerate ECC and ESO/CLM.+
+This logic can be leveraged to integrate ESO/CLM to SMR 7.0 (or lower version) requiring Developement effort from SRM functional,SRM technical,PI, Basis,ESO and java consultants.+
+Such contracts can be forced to be used as Source of Supply or alternatively replicated to ECC Via standard repliation scenario.+
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Mitesh

SRM & SUS in Classic scenario

Hello SRM Gurus,
I would be great if you could give your overview for below my quires.
I have good idea of SRM with SUS for extended classic scenario. But how would be the communication between SRM and SUS in Classic scenario. Because the PO will be created in backend.
Now my question is in Classic scenario,
What is the use of SUS in classic scenario?
How the PO will be transfer to SUS system? Does the PO data from SRM or ECC?
What is the communication data between SRM and SUS?
Kindly provide me above information and also your thoughts.
Thanks.
Regards,
Magesh.

Hi Mahesh,
If you are using SRM7.0 & ECC EHP4 version with classic scenario then you can user configuration gudie "Plan-Driven Procurement with Supplier Integration: Configuration Guide" (Release SRM4.0).
But following keys points are to be noted for SRM7.0:
1. "PO" and "service entry confirmation" will be handled using XML messages.
2. To send PO's using XML messages to SUS from ECC activate the workflow in SWETYPV transaction by falging "Linkage activated" for object BUS2012(CHANGED & CREATED) for workflow ws3800008.
3. take the help of PI consulatant to enalbed the PI messages to send PO and Serivce confiramtion bewtween SUS and ECC.
ERP     PurchaseOrderERPRequest_out_V1                          PurchaseOrderERPRequest_In_V1                         SRM
SRM     PurchaseOrderERPConfirmation_Out_V1     PurchaseOrderERPConfirmation_In_V1                         ERP
SRM     ServiceAcknowledgementERPCreateRequest_Out     ServiceAcknowledgementERPCreateRequest_In     ERP
ERP     ServiceAcknowledgementERPConfirmation_Out     ServiceAcknowledgementERPConfirmation_In     SRM
ERP               ServiceAcknowledgementERPCancellationNotification_Out                                                                                    ServiceAcknowledgementERPCancellationNotification_In     SRM
With Regards
Manjunath

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