Sales order stock is considered for requirement

Hi,
We are using STO scenarion and the material was subjected to MRP and we are creating STO with sales order as account assignment.
The Problem here is when the material master MRP 4 BOM explosion / dependent requirement is set to 2 while STO creation it is not considering Sales order stock.
So we normally change the material master to BOM explosion / dependent requiremt to 1 and Copy the old PO line and creating a new line then we delete old PO lines. Now the sales order stock is considered for requirement.
I want to know how the changes in material master BOM explosion / dependent requiremt 1 or 2 should update the stock and requirement automatically to considered the sales order stock or not.
Kinldy provide me the tips if you have
Regards
palani

HI,
If you change the individual / collective requirement field to 1, and if the settings for MRP type / lot size are PD /EX, system will always consider it as a special stock material.
Now it will be a business decision whether to consider this material as a special stock material or plant stock material. Based on this you can change the individual / collective field value.
Please write back in case you need any additional information.
Thanks...

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I just wonder a bit why a sales order stock is lying for 2 years in your system, this is usually short term stock, goods issued very soon after its production, as it is specially produced for one sales order.
I am not in a SAP system today as we have a public holiday to double check the values from your screen shots with my system.
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Greetings,
I am trying to better understand the concept of 'Valuated Sales order stock" and I read in the SAP documentation that:
"When you are using a valuated sales order stock, externally procured individual requirements materials are assigned to the sales order stock at the net order price at the time of the goods receipt"
But I find that in our SAP system, this is not the case. Externally procured materials are valued at whatever price they are costed in the sales order they are used.
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Hello Nikolas,
Thanks for your answer.
Yes, we value our inventory at Std.
(Is this why the GR is valued at Sales order cost estimate and not Net Price?. SAP does not mention this in its documentation)
I understand your point but my argument is based on the fact that if a purchased material (Material X in my example) is received into stock at the Net Price value, then, there will be a mismatch between
- the Cost Estimate of Material X in the Sales order (Material X will be valued at its Std there, based on our Costing variant)
and
- the value at which this Material X will be consumed in the Production process (since it will be at Net Price).
This would cause a Production variance to be recognized since the actual costs to produce the Finished good would be different from the Cost estimate of the Finished Good in the Sales order (and the cost estimate in the sales order determine the COGS of the Finished Goods in accounting).
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Hi all,
At my current client I have a requirement where we need to put stock against sales order (sales order stock E). So, being a MTO process we create production order and perform goods reciept to unrestricted stock. To avoid getting picked up by a different sales order, we move the stock to sales order stock using 412 E (tcode: MB1B). Here are the issues I am facing currently:
1. Is there a direct way of receiving production order directly to sales order stock?
2. I couldn't find a way to do the first, so I am currently receiving production order against unrestricted inventory and then move it using MB1B. So, the stock can be seen to assigned to sales order.
2a. When I create delivery it is not consuming same stock, it is consuming inventory out of unrestricted stock (if any, in case no inventory is available it throws error of 0 available quantity). Once I have assigned sales order stock why is it still looking into unrestricted? Is it due to the requirement type which is assigned. Do I need to change the item category so availability will check sales order stock (similar to item category TAB)?
2b. This probably will be resolved if I get the delivery fixed but we have SAP WM and during TO creation I don't see the special stock reference filled in? I tested this process with item category ZTAB (copy of TAB) which creates purchase requisition and it seems to be working but I don't need the purchase req for my case.
3. This is more of an accounting issue: when I attempt to move stock from unrestricted to sales order stock using 412 E, I was getting "Account XXXXX is not assigned to cost center". So, I went in an assigned a cost center to this cost element. IS THIS REQUIRED & WHAT IS THE RELEVANCE as it takes stock out of inventory.
I understand it crosses other functional areas but even if you can clarify 1 part of it, will be very helpful.
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Naren

Dear Friend
You are telling that it is MTO scenario and you are posting stocks into unrestricted stocks
This is entirely wrong
This is happening because of a simple thing missing in your sales order item category configuration in VOV7 that is special stock indicator E is missing which should be there
This is the cause of whole problem
MTO item categories will have special stock indicator E in standards
In MTO based on the sales order production order is triggered and stocks are receipted against sales order and not into unrestricted use by defaut in standard
You will receive MTO stocks as sales order stocks in your plant only in standard
But it is not happening for you because of stock indicator E in VOV7 of your sales order item category is missing
Posting MTO stock in to unrestricted use is meaningless and the same is happening because of a slight miss out in setting in VOV7
This is the solution for issue no 1
For issue no 2
You have created the sales order( MTO order) without special stock indicator E and now you are doing a transfer posting in MB1B with 412 E referencing the order no sales order stocks that is Fine
You are getting an error that only zero qty is available either at delivery or at pgi eventhough in MMBE you will find sales order stocks in your order name
This is happening because
Reservation in MB1B is done with special stock indicator E for sales order
But the same sales order is not created with special stock indicator E in VA01 during creation
There is a mismatch
Hence the system is not able to sense while the order comes for delivery there are already stocks are reserved
By inputting special stock indicator E for sales order item category the whole issues will get solved
By doing that there is no need to do MB1B itself
The first step itself will get corrected as the stocks will be posted to sales order stocks no need for MB1B
No need to touch TAB make it ZTAB as it is meant for a different purpose it is for individual purchase order not to be used for MTO
*By marking the special stock indicator as E in your sales order item category your entire issue will be resolved*
Issue no 3
MTO is based on costing for which you have take the help of FI person
Note Very important
If U make the settings now in item category it will not work for the existing or already created order
With existing orders it will have the same error as the order is created without special stock indicator E
Only for new orders it will work and from Now on it will work
Test it with new order cycle starting from VA01
Please let me know this issue has got solved or not?
I am 200 % sure it will get solved
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What you said is exactly what I want! Very thankful for your help.
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The full costs are available at each manufacturing level.
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we have a stock in unrestricted and sales order stock.but when i see the material master,its showing only unrestricted but not sales order stock and the total value also showing only unrestricted.why?
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Your sales order can be valuated and non valuated:
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/4d/2b92b743ad11d189410000e829fbbd/frameset.htm
You can manage valuated or non-valuated sales order stock.
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Why you cannot see value for your non valuated sales order stock is explained by its name (non valuated). You can even see an accounting document that belongs to material document with mvt 412E > when you post normal unrestricted-use stock to non valuated sales order special stock:
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Requisitions for sale order stock that are generated directly from the
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Actually we have started this particular issue with Product Allocation only.... but the problem with product allocation is : you can not reserve/block the stocks even if it has been allocated to other customers.
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http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/4d/2b90b043ad11d189410000e829fbbd/frameset.htm
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