Difference between PB00 and PBXX

hi,
difference between PB00 and PBXX ?in which Scenario PB00 is applicable and in which Scenario PBXX is applicable
Rgds
raja

hi
If u maintained inforecord,contract,quotation and condition record, system search for the perticular record and picks the price from the record during PO.i.e. (automatic price determination). So for PB00 you will maintain access sequence 0001 to search for the price from the record.in this access sequence u wil maintain the condition table. based on this system search for the record.
In PBXX no access sequence and no condition tables. you have to enter price manually at the time of PO.
Scenario: onetime vendor. If u r doing business once with a vendor. you enter price manually.(NO PIR,contract, quotation)
I hope this wil help u
Reward if useful.
Regards
Viru

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