Sap installation screen shots on UNIX platform

hi friends,
can any one send or guide me in getting me the SAP INSTALLATION screen shots on UNIX platform..
pls mail to [email protected]
regards,
satish.

"Unix" is a generic term for operating systems based on the initial AT & T operating system. There are many flavors of it - on some of them you can install a SAP system, on others not.
There is (for SAP)
AIX
HP-UX (on PA-RISC and IA64)
Solaris (on SPARC and x86_64)
Linux (on x86, x86_64, IA64, Power)
Each one of those has its specialties and special configuration. So without knowing to what "Unix" you are referring, your question can't be answered that easily.
On top of that, using screenshots to install software is a pretty bad idea. I may work for the one who did those but it may not for you if you have a different hardware configuration, more or less memory, different filesystem layout etc. In that case, you will cry for help the first time you see an error message - and since you don't know what the system was trying to do, you can't find a solution for it.
Therefore it's MUCH better to use the (very good) installation guides, they will tell you what you need to do, they will explain everything much more in detail than a "screenshot document" could tell you.
Use the given link to get your guide and try - and if you have problems, ask your questions in the appropriate forum - I'm sure there are people willing to help (including me).
Markus

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    Wf-XML comes from the Workflow Management Coalition, an independent body of workflow vendors, customers and higher education establishments.
    17. How does the workflow call procedures from non-SAP systems?
    The Actional control broker integrates directly into SAP WebFlow enabling proxy objects to be called directly from the workflow step. When called, the proxy method will make a call to the outside system either as a background task or as a dialogue step. These proxy objects are generated in the SAP system using a converter which converts the objects interface (DCOM, CORBA...) to the SAP syntax. A syntax converter also lets developers view any object in any of the participating systems in the developer's preferred language.
    18. How can I get the workflow initiator information in my task?
    1) From your triggering event to the workflow, bind the event creator element to the workflow initiator element.
    2) Create a workflow container element based on USR01.
    3) Add a step based on USR01.FINDUSERFROMAGENTSTRUCTURE to convert your initiator to a USR01 object.
    4) Pass the USR01 object to each task you want to display the details.
    Mailing
    19. What differences are there between a work item and a notification mail?
    a) The work item cannot be used to notify several users.
    Mails can be routed to several users, just like work items. When a mail is sent, and one recipient reads and deletes the mail, all other recipients will still have access to their own copy in their own inbox. However, when a work item is processed by one of the recipients it will automatically disappear from all the other inboxes. So you can see that a work item is unsuitable for notifying several users.
    It is also worth noting that a mail can be forwarded in many different ways (fax, internet...) whereas the work item cannot.
    b) The work item holds up the workflow
    When the workflow sends a mail (usually as a background step) it continues with the process immediately after transmitting the mail. When a work item is generated, the workflow will not continue until the work item has been processed. This slows down the process. Occasionally this is what is intended (using the work item as an approval step without the ability to reject) but usually you will better off using mails for notifications.
    Note: You can send business objects as references with the mail either as a business object reference attached to the mail or as an URL (ABAP required).
    What is the difference between sending a mail to a recipient list compared to sending individual mails via a dynamic loop?
    Performance. Sending 1 mail to 20 recipients will cost considerably less performance than sending 20 individual mails. If the mail is sent as a SAP Office mail (as opposed to e-mail, fax...) disk space will also be a factor because the SAP office mail will only exist once in the database, with references being created for each of the recipients.
    The only time you need to consider individual mails with a dynamic loop is when the text of the mail varies from one recipient to another.
    20. How do I send a standard text as an e-mail from workflow?
    It is very easy sending standard text , which may include data from the workflow. You simply create a background step which sends the work item description. This may include variables which will be substituted when mail is sent.
    In early releases you have to create your own task based on the method SELFITEM SendTaskDescription. In later releases a wizard is available for creating the step and in release 4.6 there is even a step type which does this all for you automatically.
    Whichever path you take, there is very good online documentation describing exactly what has to be done.
    21. How do I send a complex text from the workflow?
    You may create mails using SAPscript. These mails can include conditions which are evaluated in order to determine which text blocks which are used in the mail. Workflow variables can be used in these conditions and workflow variables can be substituted into the body of the e-mail text.
    22. How do I send really complex mails from the workflow?
    If you this is not enough for you will probably want to write your own ABAP routines for generating the text and generating the attachments to go with the text.
    Use the function group SO01 which contains functions of the form SO_*_API1 which are ideal for creating your own sophisticated messages. There are plenty of advantages of how these are used within the SAP system.
    23. How do I send reports?
    There are wizards (Release 3.1) which will create workflows for you to send reports to a distribution list. You can specify whether the results should be transmitted or evaluated at the time the recipient wishes to view the report. It is usually better to send the evaluation because this allows the recipient to see the results instantaneously, without having to wait for the report to execute first.
    Deadlines
    24. How can I configure the workflow so that different types of messages are sent out to different people depending on how late the processing is?
    Follow these steps:
    1. Specify a deadline period for the step.
    2. Specify a name for the event. This adds new branch from the step.
    3. Add a new step to the branch which sends a mail message.
    4. Add another step to the branch which sends out the second deadline warning (see mail steps above). Use deadlines in this step to configure an earliest start so that the second message is not sent until a further time has elapsed.
    5. Repeat step 5 as often as you like.
    25. How can I configure the workflow so that when the deadline is missed the workflow step is simply skipped?
    This is tricky to explain but easy to implement once you know how.
    Follow these steps (in later releases there is a wizard which takes you through the steps):
    1. In the terminating events view of the workflow step activate the "obsolete" event and give it a name.
    2. Specify a deadline period for the step.
    3. Specify a name for the event. This adds new branch from the step.
    4. Add a new step to the deadline path. This step must be of type "process control".
    5. Select the control "Make step obsolete" and use the search help to specify the workflow step that has the deadline. Only steps with obsolete paths defined will be displayed (see step 1).
    26. How do I trigger a workflow with an e-mail?
    You can customize the system to call a BOR method when an external mail (fax, e-mail...) arrives in the system. You BOR method should either trigger the e-mail directly or trigger an event. To customize this user exit use the transaction SCOT.
    27. How can I make sure that user's access their tasks via the workflow and not via the menu or launch pad?
    The routing mechanism for work items uses roles and organizational assignments to determine who receives which work item. However the routing does not provide extra authorization checks based on the routing configuration. If you want to ensure that the tasks are executed within the workflow, and not via the standard transaction, service or MiniApp, then you will have to apply your own protection.
    The simplest way of doing this is to remove the standard transaction from the user's menu or Workplace role (but include it in the supervisor's role, just in case).
    If you want to allow the user to execute the task from the menu if and only if they have received the work item then you should replace the standard transaction with your own custom built transaction. Your own transaction simply calls the standard transaction but performs it's own authorization check first, based on the routing mechanism used in the workflow. Tip: Add a second (ored) authorization check to make sure that a supervisor can execute the transaction in an emergency.
    28. What is a workflow? What is a single-step task?
    A single-step task is based on an object type from the object business repository (BOR) (for example, a purchase order) and a method for the object (for example, change). A workflow can contain several single-step tasks and activities such as loops and forks. Through a workflow, you create a logical sequence for the single-step tasks. The tool for creating or changing these types of workflows (workflow template) is the Workflow Builder (transaction SWDD).
    29. What is a work item (important terms)?
    A work item is the runtime object of a workflow or of a single-step task.You can execute dialog work items with the inbox (transaction SBWP). Each workflow and single-step task started is assigned a unique number known as the work item ID.
    30. How is an event triggered from the application and a workflow then started?
    An event can be triggered from the application in three different ways:
    Directly:
    Within the application, the SWE_EVENT_CREATE function module or the SWE_EVENT_CREAT_IN_UPD_TASK function module, for example, generates an event in the update.
    With a change document:
    Change documents are written within the application when you change application objects in the update. You can link events that have the same key with these types of change documents via transaction SWEC.
    With status management:
    The SWE_EVENT_CREATE_STATUS function module triggers an event in the same way as the direct method when a status is changed. This event contains the object type (for example, purchase order), the object key (for example, purchase order 4711) and other information. Using transaction PFTC, you can assign the event to a specific workflow or single-step task. More settings are available in transaction SWE2.
    31. How are the responsible agents determined?
    You can assign agents to a single-step task in transaction PFTC. For example, you can do this using organizational units, work center roles or positions. Within a workflow pattern, you can assign specific agents for this workflow to a single-step task. The overlap between both numbers of 'possible agents' represents the number of agents ('selected agents') who have the work item in the inbox later.
    32. What is the difference of between an e-mail and a work item?
    E-mails and work items are two completely separate things. They just happen to be displayed in the same inbox. An e-mail is a message sent to one or several people. However, a work item is a runtime object of a single-step task or workflow. Consequently, a work item cannot be deleted from the inbox of a user. In this case in fact, you have to adjust the agent assignment or delete the work item as described in note 49545.
    33. PFAC no longer works for my role responsibility setup...
    Use tx: OOCU_RESP
    34. How do I transport workflow definitions and agent assignments?
    When transporting workflows, you have to differentiate between the workflow definition and the agent assignment.
    A workflow definition is a workbench request. When you save the workflow, a workflow version is created and a request written. Further information about the transport or about the status management is provided in note 378487 and in the notes mentioned there under related notes.
    However, where the agent assignment is concerned, this is a Customizing request. To allow transport of agent assignments, the value of the semantic abbreviation CORR for the TRSP group name must be empty in table T77S0.
    35. How do you debug a background workflow process?
    In your method write the following code:
    data exit.
    Do.
    if exit = 'X'.
    exit.
    endif.
    enddo.
    Run the workflow, causing an infinite loop on that step, and then go to SM50.
    Here you can debug the process.
    36.What is the Workflow basic Customizing?
    Before you can use the Workflow module, you must first execute the basic Customizing in transaction SWU3. All of the listed points should be green (the number range for customer tasks is no longer required). A detailed description of the activities is provided in the relevant information buttons. You can also execute some (but not all) of the points using the Automatic Customizing button. See the online documentation for an exact description of what happens there. The RFC destination must work correctly and the user (usually WF BATCH) should have the SAP_ALL profile.
    37.: What options do I have as a user to configure the inbox individually?
    You have the following options:
    You can create separate user-dependent or user-independent layouts so that you can adapt the displayed columns individually. You can access the function in the Workplace via an application function key.
    You can set filters to set certain criteria for individual columns or several columns simultaneously, according to which specific work items are then filtered.
    You can add dynamic columns in the layout that then display dynamic elements for certain tasks and users from the work item container. However, this is only possible if all tasks in the inbox belong to just one task. If they have several tasks in the inbox, filtering serves no useful purpose because all tasks are first completely read once. You can define these dynamic columns using transaction SWL1.
    38. What does the substitute rule system look like in the workflow?
    You have a choice of two different substitute rulings:
    Active substitute ruling (for example, for absence due to vacations): In this case, the items belonging to the absent person are automatically assigned to the substitutes inbox (in addition to his own work items).
    Passive substitution (for example, for absence due to illness): the substitute must explicitly assume the substitution and can only view the items of the absent person in this mode.
    For other questions, you must also refer to note 74000.
    39. How can users be automatically notified that new work items are available for processing?
    Unfortunately, the dialog box that informs users of new work items which appears in SAPoffice is not available within SAP Systems.
    However, the following two options are provided:
    In the Workflow Builder, you can designate the item as an express item via additional data. The user then receives a corresponding express dialog box.
    The RSWUWFML report (note 131795) is a more flexible option. This report sends an e-mail to an external Internet address to notify the user of new work items.
    40. Can I set deadlines for the latest processing of work items?
    this is where you can use deadline monitoring for work items. In the Workflow Builder, you can set dates for a requested/latest start/end date for each individual step. You must schedule the SWWDHEX job via transaction SWU3 for this. Schedule the job permanently in the production system otherwise it is difficult for the job to schedule individual deadline monitoring scenarios when workflow is heavy.
    41. Can I also execute work items with external programs such as Outlook?
    You can use the Web GUI for HTML instead of the Windows GUI. However, note that some functions do no work in the WEB GUI, due to technical restrictions in the browser. You must refer to note 487649 on this subject.
    SAP also provides interfaces which allow you to process work items with external programs such as Lotus Notes or Microsoft Outlook. Refer to notes 77099, 98408 and 454845 for details.
    More stuff on WORKFLOW
    Transactions
    AWUV Wizard for event creation Definition tools -> Event creation -> Set up with wizard
    MCA1 Workflow Information System Reporting -> Workflow Information System (WIS)
    OOAW Evaluation paths
    PFAC Maintain standard roles
    PFAC_CHG Change roles Definition tools -> Standard roles -> Change
    PFAC_DEL Delete roles Definition tools -> Standard roles -> Delete
    PFAC_DIS Display roles Definition tools -> Standard roles -> Display
    PFAC_INS Create roles Definition tools -> Standard roles -> Create
    PFOM Maintain assignment to SAP organizational objects Definition tools -> SAP org. objects -> Create assignments
    PFOS Display assignment to SAP organizational objects Definition tools -> SAP org. objects -> Display assignments
    PFSO Organizational environment of a user
    PFT Maintain customer task
    PFTC General task maintenance
    PFTC_CHG Change tasks Definition tools -> Task/Task groups -> Change
    PFTC_COP Copy tasks Definition tools -> Task/Task groups -> Copy
    PFTC_DEL Delete tasks Definition tools -> Task/Task groups -> Delete
    PFTC_DIS Display tasks Definition tools -> Task/Task groups -> Display
    PFTC_INS Create tasks Definition tools -> Task/Task groups -> Create
    PFTR Standard task for transaction
    PFTS Standard task
    PFWF Maintain workflow task (customer)
    PFWS Maintain workflow template
    PPOC Create organizational plan Definition tools -> Organizational plan -> Create
    PPOM Maintain organizational plan Definition tools -> Organizational plan -> Change
    PPOS Display organizational plan Definition tools -> Organizational plan -> Display
    SWDA Ongoing Settings Administration -> Settings
    SWDC Workflow editor administration data
    SWDM Business Workflow Explorer Definition tools -> Business Workflow Explorer
    SWE2 Display and maintain event type linkage Utilities -> Events -> Type linkages
    SWE3 Display instance linkages Utilities -> Events -> Instance linkages
    SWE4 Switch event log on/off Utilities -> Events -> Event/log -> On/Off
    SWEC Link change documents to events Definition tools -> Event creation -> Change documents -> Linkage
    SWED Assignment of change document objects to object types Definition tools -> Event creation -> Change documents -> Define workflow properties
    SWEL Display event log Utilities -> Events -> Event log -> Display
    SWF3 Workflow Wizard Explorer Definition tools -> Wizards -> Workflow Wizard Explorer
    SWF4 Workflow Wizard Repository Definition tools -> Wizards -> Workflow Wizard Repository
    SWI1 Selection report for workflows Utilities -> Work item selection
    SWI2 Work item analysis Reporting -> Work item analysis
    SWI3 Workflow outbox Runtime tools -> Workflow outbox
    SWI4 Task analysis Reporting -> Task analysis
    SWI5 Workload analysis Reporting -> Workload analysis
    SWI6 Object links Runtime tools -> Object links
    SWI7 Workflow resubmission folder From Integrated Inbox or Workflow Outbox
    SWI8 Error overview Part of administration of workflow runtime system (transaction SWUF)
    SWL1 Settings for dynamic columns Customizing, part of ongoing settings
    SWLC Check tasks for agents Utilities -> Consistency check -> Organizational assignment
    SWLD Workbench for Workflow 4.0
    SWLP Copy plan version
    SWLV Maintain work item views Customizing, part of ongoing settingS
    SWLW Workbench for Workflow 3.0
    SW01 Business Object Builder Definition tools -> Business Object Builder
    SW06 Customizing object types From Business Object Builder, choose Settings -> Delegate -> System-wide
    SWU0 Event simulation Utilities -> Events -> Simulate event
    SWU2 RFC monitor Utilities -> Workflow RFC monitor
    SWU3 Customizing consistency check Utilities -> Customizing
    SWU4 Consistency check for standard tasks Utilities -> Consistency check -> Task -> Standard task
    SWU5 Consistency check for customer tasks Utilities -> Consistency check -> Task -> Customer task
    SWU6 Consistency check for workflow tasks Utilities -> Consistency check -> Task -> Workflow task
    SWU7 Consistency check for workflow templates Utilities -> Consistency check -> Task -> Workflow template
    SWU8 Switch technical trace on/off Utilities -> Technical trace -> On/off
    SWU9 Display technical trace Utilities -> Technical trace -> Display
    SWUD Diagnostic tools Utilities -> Diagnosis
    SWUE Trigger event Utilities -> Events -> Generate event
    SWUF Runtime system administration Administration -> Runtime system
    SWUG Workflow start transactions Definition tools -> Workflow start transactions
    SWUI Start workflows From the R/3 initial screen, choose Office -> Start Workflow
    SWUS Start tasks Runtime tools -> Start workflow
    SWUY Wizard for message linkage to workflow Definition tools -> Wizards -> Create "Call workflow from message"
    SWX1 Create notification of absence
    SWX2 Change notification of absence
    SWX3 Display notification of absence
    SWX4 Approve notification of absence
    SWXF Form applications: Access point Environment -> Demo examples -> Fill out form
    Reports
    RSWWWIDE – Delete work items
    RHSOBJCH to fix PD Control Tables
    Tables
    SWW_OUTBOX - Lists Workflows in outbox together with status
    SWW_CONT - Container Contents for Work Item Data Container
    SWW_CONTOB- Container Cont. for Work Item Data Container (Only Objects)
    SWWLOGHIST- History of a work item
    SWWORGTASK- Assignment of WIs to Org.Units and Tasks
    SWWUSERWI - Current Work Items Assigned to a User
    SWWWIHEAD - Header Table for all Work Item Types
    <REMOVED BY MODERATOR>
    Regards,
    Amber S
    Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Jun 6, 2008 1:51 PM

  • Lean ware house management screen shots

    Hi sd gurus,
    now my client is having requirement of lean ware house mgmt ,can any one send me screen shots for configuration process
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    Hi Srini,
    Please find the complete notes on Lean Ware House Management System below:
    A09 Lean Warehouse Management: Configuration Guide
    Purpose
    The purpose of this document is to describe the general configuration steps required to manually set up the configuration within the system landscape that has already been installed using the corresponding installation or configuration guides for installation.
    The Configuration Guide describes how to set up the configuration of a Building Block manually, without the support of automated configuration tools.
    Preparation
    1.1     Prerequisites
    The following building blocks form the basis for all mySAP All-in-One Automotive, High Tech and Industrial Machinery and Components solutions. You only have to install these building blocks once.
    Building Blocks     Comment
    Baseline Building Blocks (Layer 0)     
    J00 - Essential Information     
    J02 - Organizational Structure     
    J03 - Financial Accounting     
    J08 - Controlling     
    J05 - Materials Management     
    J04 - Sales and Distribution     
    Baseline Building Blocks (Layer 1)     
    J06 - Production Planning and Controlling     
    J07 – Quality Management     
    J18 - Product Cost Controlling     
    J19 – Batch Management     
    J20 - Cost Object Controlling – Make-to-Order     
    J21 - Cost Object Controlling – Make-to-Stock     
    J17 - Profitability Analysis     
    J14 - Human Capital Management     
    J09 - Travel Management     
    Industry generic Building Blocks     
    E04 - Supplement Settings     
    E05 - Master Data HT / IM&C     
    Configuration
    1.2     Lean WM Basic Settings
    1.2.1     Defining Control Parameters and Number Ranges for the Warehouse Number &#61664;Defining Control Parameters for the Warehouse Number
    Use
    A warehouse number is an organizational unit in Logistics, which organizes the company from the perspective of Warehouse Management.
    In the Warehouse Management System, you can define a variety of control parameters at warehouse number level.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM &#61507; Define control parameters and number ranges for the warehouse number &#61664;Define control parameters and number ranges for warehouse no.(double click)
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field.
    Table V_T3002
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Whse number     L01     R     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM BP01     R     
    Weight unit     KG     R     
    Volume unit               
    Default UoM     K     R     
    Time unit/performance data               
    Lean WM active     X     R     
    Link to subsystem active               
    Performance data               
    Transfer order     01     R     
    Group number     01     R     
    1.2.2     Defining Storage Type
    Use
    A warehouse number is subdivided into a variety of storage types. A storage type is defined by its physical or organizational features (for example, high rack storage area, bulk storage, and goods receipt areas).
    A storage type has a short description rather than an address.
    Before you can implement Lean WM, you must configure the following settings:
    1.     Assign a (newly defined) storage location to a warehouse number.(This step is defined by step 3.12 Control Plant / Storage Location / Warehouse Number Assignment
    2.     You should set up at least three storage types:
    &#61692;     a storage type (that will be used as a source storage type) with one or several fixed storage bins
    &#61692;     a goods issue area (as destination storage type) for deliveries
    &#61692;     an interim storage area for differences
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Define Storage type
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the  Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T3012
    Data record 1:
    Field name     Value     Sub-screen
    Whse number     L01     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM BP01     
    Storage type     001     
    Storage type name     Fixed bin storage     
    Stock plcmt requires confirmation          for putaway control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Stock rmvl requires confirmation          for picking control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Data record 2:
    Field name     Value     Sub-screen
    Whse number     L01     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM BP01     
    Storage type     916     
    Storage type name     Shipping area deliveries     
    Stock plcmt requires confirmation          for putaway control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Stock rmvl requires confirmation          for picking control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Data record 3:
    Field name     Value     Sub-screen
    Whse number     L01     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM BP01     
    Storage type     999     
    Storage type name     Differences     
    Stock plcmt requires confirmation          for putaway control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Stock rmvl requires confirmation          for picking control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Data record 4:
    Field name     Value     Sub-screen
    Whse number     L01     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM BP01     
    Storage type     902     
    Storage type name     IN-ZONE     
    Stock plcmt requires confirmation          for putaway control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    Stock rmvl requires confirmation          for picking control
    Unit of measure type srch          
    1.2.3     Defining Doors
    Use
    In a WM-managed warehouse, you can define dock doors (also known as doors or gates). A door is a location where the goods either arrive in the warehouse or leave it.
    You can assign different functions to a dock door, for example:
    Goods receipt
    Goods issue
    Other transactions such as cross-docking and flow-through
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664;&#61472;Define Doors
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T30B
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Whse no.     L01     R     Warehouse number
    Door     A01     R     Door for warehouse number
    Text for door     Door A01     R     Text for door
    Staging area               
    Matl stag. area txt               
    GI indic.     X     R     Goods issue indicator
    GR ind     X     R     Goods receipt indicator
    CD ind               Cross-docking indicator
    FT ind               Flow-through indicator
    1.2.4     Defining Material Staging Areas
    Use
    A staging area is an interim storage area for goods that have been received from goods receipt and afterwards need to be transferred into the warehouse.
    It is also an interim storage area for goods that were picked in a warehouse and are to be loaded for goods issue through loading ramps or doors.
    You can assign different functions to a staging area:
    •     Goods issue
    •     Goods receipt
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Define Material Staging Area
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T30C
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Whse no.     L01     R     
    Staging area     A01-01     R     
    Matl stag. area txt     Zone 1     R     
    Door     A01     R     Door for warehouse number
    Text for door     Door A01     R     
    GI ind     X     R     Goods issue indicator
    GR ind     X     R     Goods receipt indicator
    CD ind               Cross-docking indicator
    FT ind               Flow-through indicator
    HU ind               Handling unit indicator
    1.2.5     Defining Picking Area
    Use
    A picking area is an object within a storage type that groups together storage bins for purposes of stock removal.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664;&#61472;Define Picking Area
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T30A2
    Data record 1:
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    WhN     L01     R     Warehouse number
    STy (storage type)      001     R     
    PAr (Picking area)     001     R     
    Picking area name     Picking area 1     R     
    Data record 2:
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    WhN     L01     R     Warehouse number
    STy (storage type)      001     R     
    PAr (Picking area)     002     R     
    Picking area name     Picking area 2     R     
    1.2.6     Defining Transfer Type
    Use
    In Lean WM, the transfer type "A" (stock removal) is required for movement type control.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Define Transfer Type
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T333A2
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    WhN     L01     R     Warehouse number
    Transfer type     A     R     
    Text f. shipment type     Pick     R     
    1.2.7     Defining Movement Types
    Use
    The SAP R/3 System uses movement type to process movements in Inventory Management (for example, goods receipt for a purchase order or goods issue to a cost center). When the system recognizes a movement as being relevant for Warehouse Management, it assigns this movement to a WM movement type by means of a table.
    The movement type for the Warehouse Management System provides the information required for stock removals or picking:
    &#61692;     Interim storage bin
    &#61692;     Fixed bin coordinate
    &#61692;     Control indicator for processing, confirming, and printing transfer orders
    &#61692;     Confirmation info
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Define Movement Type
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T3332
    Data record 1:
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Warehouse number     L01     R     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM     R     
    Movement type     255     R     
    Movement type description     Goods Issue general     R     
    Src     001     R     
    Src Stor. Bin               
    Dest     916     R     
    Dest Stor. Bin               
    Transfer type     A     R     
    Text for transfer type TRATX     Pick     R     
    TO creation screen     2     R     
    Scr. TO confirmation     2     R     
    Manual TO creation not allowed               
    Transfer priority               
    Print code               
    TO item can be confirmed immed.               
    Propose confirmation               
    Data record 2:
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Warehouse number     L01     R     
    Warehouse no. description     Lean WM     R     
    Movement type     601     R     
    Movement type description     Picking by delivery note     R     
    Src     001     R     
    Src Stor. bin               
    Dest     916     R     
    Dest Stor. bin               
    Transfer type     A     R     
    Text for transfer type TRATX     Pick     R     
    TO creation screen     2     R     
    Scr. TO confirmation     2     R     
    Manual TO creation not allowed     X     R     
    Transfer priority               
    Print code     02     R     
    TO item can be confirmed immed.     X     R     
    Propose confirmation               
    1.2.8     Defining Difference Indicator
    Use
    Using the difference indicator, you can classify your differences. This indicator is used in Lean WM for evaluation purposes only.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Define Difference Indicator
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T3362
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    WhN     L01     R     Warehouse number
    DiffInd (difference indicator)     X     R     
    Description of difference indicator     Stock difference     R     
    Stor.ty.differences     999     R     
    Diff.bin               
    TO     X     R     
    Source bin               
    1.2.9     Control Plant / Storage Location / Warehouse Number Assignment
    1.2.9.1     Assigning Warehouse No. to Plant-Storage Locations
    Use
    By doing so, system can recognize which storage locations in Materials Management are controlled by the Warehouse Management system (LE-WM); you must assign the plants and the storage location to the warehouse number.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG&#61664;&#61472;Enterprise Structure &#61664;&#61472;Assignment &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Assign warehouse No. To plant/storage Location&#61664;
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table  V_T320
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Plant     BP01     R     
    SLoc     0005     R     
    WhN     L01     R     
    1.2.9.2     Control Plant / Storage Location / Warehouse Number Assignment
    Use
    You can control for each combination of plant, storage location, and warehouse number whether Lean WM or standard management of bin inventory is to be selected.
    If you are using Lean WM, you can also specify a picking storage type that is used for creating transfer orders.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Control Plant / Storage Location / Warehouse Number Assignment
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_T3202
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    Plnt     BP01     R     
    Stor. loc.     0005     R     
    WhNo (Whse number)     L01     R     
    Degree of activation Warehouse Mgmt     1     R     
    Stor.type for picking in Lean WM     001     R     
    1.2.10     
    1.2.11     Assigning Picking Location
    Use
    Assign the picking locations to the combinations of shipping point and storage condition for every plant.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Determine Picking Location  &#61664; Assign Picking Location
    Transaction Code     SM30
    2.     Find the Field Name and input the relative value into the field
    Table V_TVKOL
    Field name     Value     Description
    ShPt     BP01     Plant
    Plnt     BP01     Shipping point/receiving pt
    SC     K1     Storage conditions
    SLoc     0005     Storage location
    1.3     Print Control for Warehouse
    Use
    Print control defines the following:
    •     Which slips are to be printed for the movements (that is, for the transfer orders) within the Warehouse Management System
    •     How these slips are to be printed (that is, which forms are to be used, how many copies are to be printed)
    •     On which printer a slip is to be printed automatically
    And print control manages the print operations of the warehouse. This flexibility involves a certain degree of complexity with regard to the parameterization.
    Procedure
    1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM  &#61664; Define Print control
    Transaction Code     OMLV
    2.     Choose the following button and check the contents
    (Here only the contents of the warehouse no. L01 are listed): 
    2.1     Spool code
    Data Record 1
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    WhN     L01          R     Warehouse number
    Spool     01     R     Spool request name
    Copies     1          R     Number of copies
    Title     LVS1     R     Spool control data
    Print_immed.     X     R     Print immediately
    Delete_after_print     X     R     Release after output
    NewSplReq__               New spool request
    Data Record 2
    Field name     Value     R/O/C     Description
    WhN     L01          R     Warehouse number
    Spool     02     R     Spool request name
    Copies     1          R     Number of copies
    Title     LVS2     R     Spool control data
    Print_immed.               Print immediately
    Delete_after_print     X     R     Release after output
    NewSplReq__               New spool request
    2.2 sort profile/collective process
    Field name     Rec1     Rec2     Rec3     Rec4     Rec5     Rec6     Rec7     Rec8     Rec9
    WhNo_(Whse_number)     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01
    Sort_profile     1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9
    1st_sort_criterion     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI     SPOOI
    Sort_descending_order (1st_sort_criter.)                                             
    Control_break_1st_sort_criterion                                             
    2nd_sort_criterion     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI     LDESI
    Sortdescending_order (2nd_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_2nd_sort_criterion                                             X
    3rd_sort_criterion     REFNR     REFNR     REFNR     REFNR     FORMI     FORMI     FORMI     FORMI     REFNR
    Sortdescending_order (3rd_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_3rd_sort_criterion     X     X     X     X                         
    4th_sort_criterion     FORMI     FORMI     FORMI     FORMI     LGNUM     LGNUM     LGNUM     LGNUM     FORMI
    Sortdescending_order (4th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_4th_sort_criterion                         X     X     X     X     
    5th_sort_criterion     LGNUM     LGNUM     LGNUM     LGNUM     VLTYP     VLTYP     VLTYP     VLTYP     LGNUM
    Sortdescending_order (5th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_5th_sort_criterion                                             
    6th_sort_criterion     VLTYP     NLTYP     VLTYP     TANUM     VLPLA     NLPLA     WERKS     TAPOS     NLTYP
    Sortdescending_order (6th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_6th_sort_criterion          X     X     X                         X
    7th_sort_criterion     VLPLA     NLPLA     WERKS     TAPOS
         TANUM     TANUM     LGORT          KOBER
    Sortdescending_order_ (7th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_7th_sort_criterion                         X                    
    8th_sort_criterion     TANUM     TANUM     LGORT          TAPOS     TAPOS     MATNR          VLPLA
    Sortdescending_order (8th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_8th_sort_criterion                                             
    9th_sort_criterion     TAPOS     TAPOS     MATNR                    CHARG          TANUM
    Sortdescending_order (9th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_9th_sort_criterion                                             
    10th_sort_criterion               CHARG                    BESTQ
              TAPOS
    Sortdescending_order_ (10th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_10th_sort_criterion                                             
    11th_sort_criterion               BESTQ                    SOBKZ          
    Sortdescending_order_ (11th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_11th_sort_criterion                                             
    12th_sort_criterion               SOBKZ                    LSONR          
    Sortdescending_order_ (12th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_12th_sort_criterion                                             
    13th_sort_criterion               LSONR                    VLTYP          
    Sortdescending_order_ (13th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_13th_sort_criterion                                             
    14th_sort_criterion               VLTYP                              
    Sortdescending_order_ (14th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_14th_sort_criterion                                             
    15th_sort_criterion                                             
    Sortdescending_order_ (15th_sort_crit.)                                             
    Control_break_15th_sort_criterion                                             
    2.3 print code
    Field name     Rec1     Rec2     Rec3     Rec4     Rec5     Rec6     Rec7
    WNo___(Warehouse_number)     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01     L01
    PrCd__(Print_code)     01     02     03     11     12     21     22
    Print_code_description                                   
    Find_shipping_data____                                   
    Determine_production_data_                                   
    Form_     LVSTAEINZEL     LVSTALISTE     LVSTOSOLO     LVSTAEINZEL     LVSTALISTE     LVSKOMMIL1
         LVSKOMMIL2
    PTm_(Time_of_printing)________                                   
    Sort_profile     1     1          1     4     1     1
    Combined_print          x               x     x     x
    Spool_data     02     02     01     02     02     02     02
    Label_form               LVSLABELS                    
    Label_spool_code               01                    
    Quantity_of_labels_(Indicator)               2                    
    2.4 assign printer to storage type (LP01 to 001 only)
    Field name     Rec1     Rec2     Rec3
    WhNo_(Whse_number)     L01     L01     L01
    STy__(storage_type)     001     916     999
    Storage_type_description     Fixed bin storage     Shipping area deliveries     Differences
    Printer               
    2.5 assign print code to movement type
    Field name     Rec1     Rec2     Rec3
    WhNo_(Whse_number)     L01     L01     L01
    MvT__(WM_movement_type)     101     255     601
    Movement_type_description     Goods receipt for pur.or.
              Picking by delivery note
    PrCd__(Print_code)     01          02
    2.6 assign print report to warehouse No.
    Field name     Rec1
    WhNo_(Whse_number)     L01
    Warehouse_number_descrip.     Lean WM Plant BP01
    Print_report     RLVSDR40
    2.7 print control multi-processing
    Field name     Rec1
    WhN     L01
    Ref.ty.     L
    Status     2
    Print_prog.     RLKOMM40
    PrCd     21
    Printer     LP01
    1.4     Manual Activity
    1.4.1     Maintaining Number Range Intervals for Transfer Order
    Use
    Maintain number range intervals for transfer order
    Procedure
    In this step, you define that, the Number range for Transfer order as 01 and Group number as 01, now you should tell the system how the number range would like for 01 as transfer order and 01 for the group number, for both number range, you may define you own number range, the following information just for reference:
    Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM &#61664; Define control parameters and number ranges for the warehouse number &#61664; Maintain number range intervals for transfer orders (double click)
    Transaction Code     LN02
    Check if the internal number range 01 (0000000001-1000000000) has been defined
    Once you have defined your number ranges, it is extremely difficult to change them afterwards when the objects concerned are filled with data.
    Bear in mind that you will be entering data on a long-term basis. Create your number range intervals accordingly.
    1.4.2     Maintaining Number Range Intervals for Reference Numbers
    Use
    Reference number range has the following meanings:
    This number identifies a number range to be used for the assignment of sequential numbers for WM reference numbers. Reference numbers are used to create or print a group of transfer orders at one time.
    A sequential number generated by the system for the purpose of multiple processing of transfer requirements and delivery notes.
    The reference number can also be used to print the resulting transfer orders at a later time.
    Procedure
    In this step, you define that, the Number range for Transfer order as 01 and Group number as 01, now you should tell the system how the number range would like for 01 as transfer order and 01 for the group number, for both number range, you may define you own number range, the following information just for reference:
    Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
    IMG Menu     IMG &#61664; Logistic Execution &#61664; Shipping &#61664; Picking &#61664; Lean WM &#61664;&#61472;Define control parameters and number ranges for the warehouse number &#61664; Maintain number range intervals for Reference Numbers( double click)
    Transaction Code     LN06
    Check if the internal number range 01 (5000000000 - 5999999999) has been defined
    Once you have defined your number ranges, it is extremely difficult to change them afterwards when the objects concerned are filled with data.
    Bear in mind that you will be entering data on a long-term basis. Create your number range intervals accordingly.
    Please Reward If Really Helpful,
    Thanks and Regards,
    Sateesh.Kandula

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