How to attach a document to a material

Hi
how to attach a document to the material.if i attach a document to a material. will get automatically pulled up to the bom and then to the
production order.
how to do this.

Hi,
First inCV01N transaction create document with proper document type which document u want to attach and continue,
In the Orginals subscreen click it on the open original and upload the file which is in ur local system.
Once u upload click it on the Object Link tab, In the Object link tab select the material master sub tab.
In this sub tab enter the material number and plant and save.
Go to material master -->Basic data1 view --> In this view click it on the basic data text tab, it will take u document sub tab in that select the document which u have attached and click it on the detail infomation, there u can view the document.
Note: For Document maintainance in the SAP needs separate server.
Regards
Vijay

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