Getting Day from the date :

Hi,
I want to get the day(Monday ,tuesday.. like that) and the input parameter for that function is the date let say 02/14/2006.

> Can you explain it more elobarately.Because the
content i got from that link some what puzzling to me.
I posted the link to that class at 13:26, you again posted a reply at 13:40. If my calculator is correct, you've spent about 14 minutes looking at that class and the examples from that page. I also wouldn't understand it in that time.
Try the examples on the page, alter them, see what happens. Come back here with a specific question.
Good luck.

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SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
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SQL>If you look at the dates around the end of May, 3 months ago stays at 28th Feb for 4 days, whilst 90 days ago is continually progressive.
Also, if you look at the dates around 29th and 30th November, then the 3 months ago misses the 30th August out (that's what David was talking about)
Depends what the actual requirements are, but if it's for a daily rolling window, I'd probably go for the 90 days version. If it's for months reports, I'd go for the monthly version.
Edited by: BluShadow on 11-Feb-2011 12:14

Excise rate and value is not getting defaulted from the purchase order

Hi all,
While capturing excise invoice , the excise rate and value is not getting defaulted from the purchase order and in Excise Item Tab BED,AED,ECS is Zero at both header as well as item level for only one material in STO process and if we are doing same process taking other material all things are coming perfectly and We are maintaining condition with respect to vendor,plant and material combination.Any input related to this will be helpfull and rewarded.
Regards
Vishal

Hi,
Follow STO Process for this;
1.Create a vendor for the company code of receiving plant, using account group: 0007 using T-Code XK01.
2. Assign this vendor to Delivering plant
Go to XK02 >Purchasing view>Extras>Add. Purchasing data>Plant
3. Create internal customer with the sales area of the vendor. Go To XD01
4. In pricing procedure determination relevant to STO, assign document Pricing Procedure and customer pricing procedure appropriate for STO to get the pricing in the invoice.
5. Maintain condition records for the relevant pricing condition.
6. Some more setting for STO: Go to MM> Purchasing > Purchase Order > Set up STO > define shipping data for plants > Go to Receiving plant >assign customer here & Supplying SA (for billing) to Receiving plant here
7. Go to MM > Purchasing > Purchase Order > Set up STO > define shipping data for plants > Go to Supplying plant and assign the sales area of receiving plant.
8. Go to MM > Purchasing > Purchase Order > Set up STO > assign delivery Type & Checking rule
Assign the delivery type to document type. In this case, Delivery type NLCC is assigned to Document type NB
9. Go to MM> Purchasing > Purchase Order > Set up STO > Assign document Type, One step Procedure, Under delivery tolerance
Assign the document type NB to supplying plant and receiving plant
10. After all settings, Create the STO using T-Code: ME21N and maintain pricing conditions of freight and Save.
11. In supplying plant Maintain condition record in sales using VK11 the same will flow in receiving plant when referring the OBD no during MIGO.
10. Create Delivery: VL10G
12. Picking, PGI: VL02N
13. Billing: VF01
Save the document and its done
14. J1IIN - Outgoing Excise Invoice
15. MIGO - Goods Receipt against outbound Delivery
16. J1IEX - Capture & Post Excise Invoice
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