Splitting of Local Purchase Orders

Hey Experts,
I need to split/group shopping carts into local POs' based on various parameters (additional parameters apart from the standard ones'). I guess badi BBP_GROUP_LOC_PO will help me acheive this. Has anyone worked on this BADI??
Can someone send me a sample implementation of the same?? Thanks in advance. You can mail the code to [email protected]
Cheers,
Arijeet
Edited by: Arijeet Bhattacharya on Oct 8, 2008 12:36 PM

Hello OM,
Thanks for your inputs. But I feel, Automatic PO creation is a better option.
Firstly because, there are many vendors supplying the same material.
The issue is unavailablility of a material on a given day and hence the need to get it from some other supplier
Secondly, it is more of a matter of convenience to the end users, It would save a lot of time
Any other suggestions are welcome
Regards,

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Paul,
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Dear experts,
I have requirement which requires me to use two different PO layout based on purchasing organisation, basically, there are two purchasing organization 1000 local, and 1001 import, in case purchasing org 1000 issue PO, the header should show Local Purchase with other text, on the other hand, 1001 should show foreign purchase order. Can this be implemented as condition record in NACE? Please any idea.
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Omar gharaibeh wrote:
Dear experts,
>
> I have requirement which requires me to use two different PO layout based on purchasing organisation, basically, there are two purchasing organization 1000 local, and 1001 import, in case purchasing org 1000 issue PO, the header should show Local Purchase with other text, on the other hand, 1001 should show foreign purchase order. Can this be implemented as condition record in NACE? Please any idea.
>
> Thanks
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Hi All,
PLEASE HELP ME or guide me in the right direction.
I am faced with a somewhat unique case in our enviroment. Some background first.
Back in 2000 when we upgraded from Walker to SAP, a number of Purchase orders had to be migrated, one of them is the order i am struggling with. Back then very little validations were built in, resulting in a Local Order being incorrectly created as a International Order but against a local currency.
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"Document number 45* not within defined interval"
Number ranges do come to mind based on the error description, however, Local Orders have a number range of 45, International Orders have a number range of 47. In this case, the order is created as a International Order BUT the number range is 45*, again, due to a lack of validations/incorrect config back in 2000
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The validation of document type and currency is not standard, and if this validation cannot be deactivated, then you will have to resort to making changes in debug mode. Put a breakpoint at the relevant check and force it to accept the current combination.
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SRM Purchase Order not Created Automatically

SRM 7.0 Extended Classic Scenario:
Issue: When creating a standard shopping cart in SRM the Purchase Order is not created in SRM (or in R3). Eventhough the shopping cart is fully approved and has a vendor assigned. The overall shopping cart status remains approved,the line items status shows 'item in transfer process'. Otherwise there are no errors in the application monitor. Nothing appears in table BBP_DOCUMENT_TAB
Considerations: Everything is working fine for limit shopping cart, the PO gets created automatically and the SC has status follow-on document created.
Also, this was working fine for standard orders, it seems that support pack 7 or 8 broke this functionality, yet I do not see any notes regarding the issue. Any ideas on what controls the automatic PO generation or how it could work for limits but not standard SC's would be greatly appreciated.
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Edited by: Matt Joseph on Nov 17, 2010 10:27 AM

First of all PO should be created then you can see entry in doc table.
u Note 1480994 - How to process a shopping cart with status I1111?
see SAP treatment and some work around..
Symptom
Shopping Cart is stuck in status I1111 (Item in transfer process).
Other terms
Application Monitor, I1112, I1111, Monitor Shopping Cart
Reason and Prerequisites
This is a FAQ note, which shows how to treat such Shopping Carts.
Solution
Shopping Cart status I1111 (Item in transfer process) is a temporary status, which means that shopping cart is being processed in order to generate a follow-on document.
However, it is possible that status I1111 becomes permanent and, in this case, shopping cart status is inconsistent.
There are some procedures to be considered when shopping cart is stuck in status I1111.
Report BBP_ALERT_SB_NOTTRANSFERED is available to change the status of the shopping cart item from I1111 to 'Error in transmission' (I1112) and later on, it is possible to retransfer this shopping cart from Application Monitor/Monitor Shopping Cart transactions.
Note 441768 provides more information about this report.
However, BBP_ALERT_SB_NOTTRANSFERED works in a time stamp. BBP_ALERT_SB_NOTTRANSFERED will check shopping carts created after date specified in table BBP_CONTROL.
To check this information, go to SE16 -> BBP_CONTROL and as input parameter provide the report name. Here you will see the last date that report has been run.
If you have a shopping cart in status I1111 which is older than date specified in table BBP_CONTROL, you have to change manually the time stamp specified in such table. You have to specify an older date (before shopping cart creation).
Doing this, you can run report BBP_ALERT_SB_NOTTRANSFERED and cart in question will have status I1112 assigned.
Once status I1112 is assigned to shopping cart, you can retransfer it from Application Monitor (BBPWEBMONITOR transaction in SAP_GUI) or Monitor Shopping Cart in the web.
To transfer Shopping Carts from BBPWEBMONITOR, some settings need to be done.
Following notes should be considered:
550044
FAQ Alert monitor RZ20 does not show any alerts
396102
BBP Alert monitor RZ20 does not work
387701
The Shopping Card are not transfered after "resubmit"
According note 387701, workflows WS10000214 and WS10000215 have to be activated. One of them is to delete shopping cart item using Application Monitor and the other one is to resubmit the cart. Then, once this settings are done, you can retransfer I1112 carts from Application Monitor.
If all settings are done and you have a cart with status I1112 that it is not appearing in Application Monitor, report BBP_ALERT_SC_STATUS_ERROR is available, which checks the carts in status I1112 and put them in the Application Monitor, in order to allow you to transfer them again. Note 631513 explains about this report.
Additional notes to be considered in this scenario:
1159609
Transfer function does not create local purchase orders
1233037
BBP_MON_SC: Shopping cart transfer ends in status I1111
1040878
Cannot transfer shopping carts with status I1112
Header Data
Release Status: Released for Customer
Released on: 09.08.2010 16:04:09
Master Language: English
Priority: Recommendations/additional info
Category: Consulting
Primary Component: SRM-EBP-SHP Shopping Cart
Secondary Components: SRM-EBP-APM Application Monitors
Affected Releases
Release-Independent
Related Notes
1233037 - BBP_MON_SC: Shopping cart transfer ends in status I1111
1159609 - Transfer function does not create local purchase orders
1040878 - Cannot transfer shopping carts with status I1112

Classic Scenario : Purchase Order failing to get created

Hi,
We are using SRM 5.0 classic scenario. We are only using SRM for classic scenario only. while trying to create the backend purchase order i get the following error "       Interval of number range object REQREQ does not exist: SC no. PO "
I have defined the number ranges for PO
Define Number Ranges for Shopping Carts and Follow-on Document
EC     3000000000     3009999999     3000000019   internal
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Description          Purchase Order
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Ext. Number Range         02
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Event Schema
In R/3
I copied NB transaction type into ECPO
Defined external number ranges
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Lebo

Hi
As Jagadish said,
1. In SPRO what is the number range you defined for PO in "Define Num range per Backend System for Follow-on doc".
bp - 10000 19999
lp - 20000 29999
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         lp - is local purchase order no ranage
2. Then make sure above number range is maintained in "Define Num range per Shopping Cart and Follow-on doc" and it should be Internal num range.
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Description Purchase Order
Int. Number Range : BP
Ext. Number Range
Status Profile
BTrans.Category BUS2201
Description Purchase Order
Partner Determ.Proc.
Text Schema PO
Event Schema
4. define number range for local purchase orders
Description Purchase Order
Int. Number Range LP
Ext. Number Range 03
Status Profile
BTrans.Category BUS2201
Description Purchase Order
Partner Determ.Proc.
Text Schema PO
Event Schema
adding to Jagadish
since you are in classic scenario
a) one po number ranage for backend PO
b) another po number ranage for local PO - Why this is required means if it is ordered a direct local PO will be created SRM rather than R/3 system. this PO document type also must be mapped in r/3.
c) backend PO number ranage configuaration you can map in backend as external.
regards
muthu
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