Individual purchase order with subcontracting material

Hi all,
I've implemented a individual purchase order in a sale order by means of 'TAB' category item. The material has been set as 'subcontracting'.
When I create the sale order, a purchase requisition is automatically created with M imputation and special stock 'E'.
Once I create, the purchase order with reference to purchase requisition, I set 'L' category item. Then I save the purchase order.
In order to simplify the flowchart, the vendor has enough stock to manufacture the required material.
Then, Tx. MIGO, stock input with reference to purchase order.
For the FERT material --> movement 101 E + is set.
For the component --> movement 121 E - is set.
How can I obtain 121 'O' - movement for components in order to decrease SC vendor stock?
Thank you very much in advance for your support.
Best regards,
Alberto Ramos.

Dear Charlie,
Thank you very much for your response. As you comment, I made a mistake with the number of movement. Certainly the movement for raw material consumption is 543.
I have executed the flowchart you describe. In your case, an independent subcontracting purchase order is done. This flowchart works correctly (with the results you comment. Actually the raw consumption are related to mov. 543 O -).
The problem is when purchse order is related to a sales order. That is:
1. Sale order TA with only one position material A. Category item 'TAB'.
2. Material master for material A --> MRP 2 view --> Special procurement field: 30 - Subcontracting
3. An automatic purchase requisition is created (thanks to 'TAB' category item, schedule line, ...)
4. Tx. ME21N --> I create a purchase order with reference purchase requisition:
    4.1. Account assignment category field is set to 'M' from sales order / purchse requisition
    4.2. I manually set Item category field to 'L' for indicating subcontracting (I don't force this to be 'L' from sales order / purchase requisition because I need to use the same flowchart for subcontracting and not subcontracting materials)
5. Tx. MIGO
    5.1. For Fert material the system executes mov. 101 E + (as in your description)
    5.2. For raw materials the system exectures mov. 543 E - ( instead of 543 O -). I would like to obtain the reduction of subcontracting stock, because this material is in my center but povided to SC manufacturer.
Should I do a 'Subsequent adjustment' by means of Tx. MIGO the movement are:
- FERT material 121 E - (depending on adjustment)
- Raw materials 543 E - (again 'E' instead of 'O' which is the result I would like to obtain).
I will very much appreciate your comments.
Thank you again,

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○     If you wish to have service entry sheets purely for information, for example, allow non-valuated goods receipt (i.e. select the GR Non-Val and GR indicators).
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○     Periodic Invoicing Plan
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Result
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Automatic third-party order processing:-
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Using transaction code J1I7,You canfind excise invoice no in report,with purchase order no. or Material document no. as inputs.

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Hi PP Gurus I am running variant configuration cycle...Strategy 25, Custermer Req KEK (KMAT Matrl)
Sales order & MRP Picked the components correctly as per the dependencies
written. So Planned order generated against sale order.
When I tried to convert planned order to Production order...I am getting the
below error message..
Error Message:
You cannot make an assignment to make-to-order stock Message no. CO684
Diagnosis The component cannot be allocated to an individual stock because
make-to-order production and engineer-to-order production cannot be executed
with this order.
A possible cause is that you are trying to create an order with reference to a
sales-order/project, where an account assignment to a sales order/project is not
allowed in the settlement profile that is assigned to the chosen order type.
This is inconsistant.
System response The following responses are possible:
Order processing is cancelled.
The system resets the special stock indicator back to the original value.
Procedure Choose another order type.
I used order type with SD1 as settelement profile.
OVZG: default 046, settlement profile = SD1
OPJH: Settlement profile = SD1
Plz through some light on this if u have worked on Variant Configuration/MTO
settlements.
Question:
1) Is creation of production order with KMAT material supported by SAP?
2) If yes, why the above error occurs?
Waiting for Ur reply
With Best Regards

Dear R.Brahmankar,
I have check on the note, but it is not relevant to ecc6. The current system default setting is :
Standrad setting for reqt class 046
Special Stock E
Acct Assgt Cat. M
Valuation M
Settlmt Profile SD1
However if I change the Acct Assgt Cat. from M to E. It resolve the problem. I would like to know is this the right solution?
Config in Acct Assgt M
Consumption Posting = E
Config in Acct Assgt E
Consumption Posting = ' '
In F1 key of Consumption Posting field it shown following:
To flag the sales order item as cost- and revenue-carrying, enter an "E" (settlement via sales order).
If you do not wish to flag the sales order item as cost- and revenue-carrying, do not enter anything.
Dependencies
If you are working with nonvaluated sales order stock, always flag the sales order item as cost- and revenue-carrying.
If you are working with valuated sales order stock:
In the case of complex make-to-order production, flag the sales order item as cost- and revenue-carrying
In the case of sales-order-related mass production, do not flag the sales order item as cost- and revenue-carrying
Should we change to E?
Regards,
Ong

Individual purchase order with subcontracting material

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