What is the use of Storage loc.ref.in LE-WM Interface to Inventory Managemt

Hi Guys
What is the use of below fields
Special movement indicator for warehouse management and Storage loc. ref.
In the WM configaration LE-WM Interface to Inventory Management
How we can do the below scenario with this configaration
I have 3 scenarios all scenarios have MIGO and placing stock to WM
2 scenarios requres Immediate TO creation after MIGO 101 mvt type
But last scenario does not want Immediate TO ,it is having another Z transaction to create TO
But problem is for the last scenario also creating Immdiate TO after MIGI 101
How to avoid this Immdiate TO for this scenario
And How to allow it for first 2 scenarios
How we can to with that configaration

Hello ,
It is not possible directly in customising as all three cases are using the same Mvt Type.
Alternate Solution :
You may try an by creating a new Mvt Type 901 i.e making a copy of 101.
Thereafter try to link a new Ref Mvt Type to the same .You should use this case for the third scenario.
This may resolve your problem.
Regards
Ramesh Ch

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