What is the difference by doing 262 movement by MBST nad MB1A

What is the difference by doing 262 movement by MBST nad MB1A?
Regards,
Amit

Dear
The exact difference between 262 movements are
Through MBST
Cancelling the document will Open the reservation closed. i.e., you will have pending issue for the qty you reversed against production order which will show when you try to issue against order.
Through MB1A
You are just returning the material (not against the issue) so the reservation will not open. i.e., When you try to issue against production order the qty returned will not reflect as pending issues / reservations.
Regards
Soundar

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