To know the logic of MC 46 & MC 50

Hi friends,
Good morning.
her in our company client is asking to know the logic behind the [MC 46 & MC 50
and what are the movement types and what are the function modules working
behind the transaction.
pls give the stuff that would be very helpful to me.
have a good day
Thanks & Regards
Jagadeeshwar .B

There are some function modules to get the movement type like
MB_READ_MOVEMENT_TYPE
MB_GET_MOVEMENT_TYPE
but they won't accept serila no as Import paramters
So i feel there is no proper fun module which accepts serial no and material as input to give movement type
better use the tables like MSEG or VBAP where serial no is there and Movement type and materials are there.
In what exact business application consent you need to fetch movement type(BWART) , take that business application item data table and try to fetch from tables.
Reward points if useful

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