Wb not closing session

hi,
WB is ejecting disk just before end of finishing stage.
resulting disk plays in audio cd player but is being seen by mac as blank cd ie as if write as session box ticked (which wasn't ticked).
using sony cd r media which works fine with my mbp and i-tunes.
best
tommy banana

just in case anyone has similar problems.
I spent an hour with apple phone support yesterday (guy was excellent).
he said he'd never had a call on WB before (I guess noone is using it much - I wonder what you are all using!!).
He started burning a test disc on his machine and said the ejecting a CD before the progress bar finishes was normal ie what his machine did too.
So we deleted the Cache folder in both libraries (Main HD and home folder) and then WB seemed to start closing the session when burning. There was some weird behaviour along the way (ie disc writes cancelled due to laser calibration problems) so he felt the cd burner may be dodgy on my MBP.
anyhow after that seemed to close session and disc seems fine.
best
Tommy Banana
NB I have had it replaced once already.

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Thanks Marc,
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The order qty is not always equal to the delivered qty - Again a random test
The consumption qty on the components is not always equal to the required qty, which leaves reservation open - random check
Is all the above causing my order not to close ? where do I see the error log, when I try to close the order. I wrote the above issues based on my random check.
Thank you

Hi SAP Process,
When you run COHV to close the orders, you can see the log with the list of orders that have not been closed.
To see in detail what has happened you will need to check order by order.
Other option will we to evaluate each situation separatelly. You can check COGI, CO1P, see open reservations, check if you have TR or TO if you use WM, etc.. Once each situation is cleaned, you will be able to closed most of your production orders. It is quite common to create a custom report to make all these checks (COGI, TR/TOs, etc) and closed the orders.
Kind Regards,
Mariano

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