Process key issue in MM

Hi All,
I am working on 0PUR_C01 cube and theDS is 2lis_02_itm.i am facing a issue with the process key ,only process keys 2 and 3 are coming into the BI system even though process key 1 and others are also there in the source.
i have maintained the BF 11 flag and industry sector in mcb_.
please suggest.
Thanks
Sri

Hi, i'm having the same problem. Can you give me some guidance in how you solved the problem?
Thank you.
GG

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    hi Neel,
    check oss note 352344 - Process key + reversals in Inventory Management ?
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    This note is a consulting note and describes the use of the process key (0PROCESSKEY) in Inventory Management (MSEG). It focusses on the way the system deals with reversed transactions for DataSources 2lis_40_s279 and 2lis_03_bf.
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    110/MM        Issue from stock transfer
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    A regular receipt has a debit/credit indicator "S" (SHKZG, 0DCINDIC), whereas a regular issue has a debit/credit indicator "H".
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