How do we difference between condition type pr00 and pr02 in pricing

hi sap - sd experts ,
please help on below issues .
why the pr00 only picks in pricing instread of pr02 under similar circumstances like access sequence and table.
what make the difference between pr00 and pr02 ..
regards
srini reddy
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Edited by: srinivasa vangala on Feb 15, 2010 11:01 AM

Hi Mr. Srinivasa,
As Mr. Damu said, your PR02 is not present in your pricing procedure thats why its not coming.
2ndly go to V/06 and select PR00 and PR02 then see the details.
You found the differences like Pricing procedure is different, cant process it manually.
Regards,
MT

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