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Hi experts,
I have a question about the differences between the table vbap and S605 (MCSI) based on incoming orders.
In my case, I display an customer order (VA03) with two order items. Both order items were created last month (10.01.2013).
By way of example:
order item 10: 10.000 EUR net value
order item 20: 15.000 EUR net value
When I execute the transaction MCSI (InfoStructure S605), the relevant sold-to party generates an incoming order in amount of 10.000 EUR in the period 01.2013. So, order item 20 are not generates an incoming order. What ever it is.
If I display the table VBAP, both order items (10 and 20) are existent with the net values (10.000 EUR and 15.000 EUR) and the create date 10.01.2013.
By the way, the order item 20 has not an reason for rejection.
Did anybody already had this kind of problem?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Michael

Hi Michael,
We are talking about a customer SIS (605 is in the customer range name and MCSI is for running customer SIS). For checking it, I suggest some ideas:
1. Check how this SIS is populating S605. Run tcode MCVR for this SO and check the logs.
2. Read carefully this notes and consider them as a checklist:
     Note 174141 - SIS: Collective note - Customizing
     Note 204130 - SIS update: Collective note
     Note 174134 - SIS: Collective note - reorganization
3. Check the values of STAFO in SO tables (VBAK, VBAP,..)
4. Check the updating of S605 with tcode MC26 and check if there are formulas or requirements for the key figures.
I hope this helps you
Regards
Eduardo
PD: I forgot this detail: Check the logs for the update of SIS/LIS in production system. Check also SAP Note 1002904 - Analysis of TMC2P, TMC2Q and TMC2F
Message was edited by: Eduardo Hinojosa

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