Parts exchange

For a bom A, I have multiple child components B,C,D.All plannned orders and purachase orders are transffered from APO to R/3.Then I done parts exchange in Purchase order for a child component B to E in R/3.Then what will happens in APO. Again I have to delete the component B In APO.What are all the results.Can anyone expalin me in detail.

You need to test out. I can not say what will happen in case of Purchase Order. Gut feel since component E is not in active integration model, the PO when transferred back from R/3 to APO will drop component B in APO.
But more importantly component E will not be there in APO.
At least that would be the case for Production Order.
However if you re-explode the Production Order in APO it will pick up component B (since it is there in the APO PPM/PDS) and get transferred back to R/3.
Purchase Order components can not be changed in APO.
Thanks,
Somnath

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Message was edited by: Kevin Horn

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