Delete wrong commitment from COOI table

Hi,
I have a commitment on COOI table which is wrong.The commitment has Purchase Order whose line item does not exist in any MM tables.
How should i delete a commitment from the COOI table if i know only purchase order & line item as input parameter?
Thanks & Regards,
Andrew

no need to run any program or deletion from table. simple is to delete the purchase order/requistion, reverse ur funds commitement documenet. after system automtically delete from the table.
for deleting PR & PO, open the PR/PO in change mode, select the PR/PO Line item ony by one, then press the delete button .
system will not physical delete the line item. this is standard behaviour. but your commitement will be reversed.
I hope this will solve ur problem

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