Global Standard for Measures

Question

Now that I know much more about data and data bases, I want to make very clear the requested standard, being the foundation of what I call the 'Base1' system.
The request is for a global standard of all measurements in all professions to be recorded for sharing as a single entity, called a 'Point' having attributes ID, URL, alt, lat, lon, time, measure, spatial radius, time radius, measure radius.
The URL being the contact for the originator of the measures, who is naturally charged with maintaining and making available MetaData on the techniques, and for searches, etc, on a per-list basis, each list having all such attributes in common and being the measure of one and only one magnitude (not any kind of difference, sum, or ratio). The list ID being attributed to each Point object from that list.
The time and time radius being in seconds since 1970 and seconds, respectively.
The altitude and spatial radius being in latitude seconds (to avoid feet/meters conventions confusion).
The measure radius being measured according to the same unit as the unit of measure (which unit of measure is recorded with the URL MetaData for the list).
The 'radius' refering to the +/- accuracy range for the point.
Any data which is sensitive being shared on a scale of 1.

Answer 1

Dear Deeksha,
Once the process order has been confirmed with final confirmation or say the complete confirmation,goods movements(Gi&Gr)
activities are completed,then the TECO status can be set on the same day of final confirmation and GR or else on the next day.
If my understanding is correct then SAP suggests to set the TECO status once the shop floor activities are completed and no
where I could see the no of days for performing this activity.
If required this can be individually set at process order level in COR2 or else as month ending activity by setting TECO for a list
of process orders using T.Code COHVPI.
Check and revert back.
Regards
Mangalraj.S