WM-HUM-QM interface

Hi
I have WM with HUM scenario. I have configured the settings for QM interface in WM as well in HU.
For non QM active material we go by inbound delivery creation and for QM active materials we have to go by IM MIGO transaction which will create a TR and inspection lot number.
But i getting error when i do MIGO against PO w/o having any confirmation key.system showing me the delivery being prepared and then the screen is terminated. Why system is creating a delivery? it should have to create a TR and inspection lot number.
Can anybody clarify me the QM process in WM-HUM scenario and also tell me where i am wrong?
Regards
Anjali

Hi Anjali ,
Is there any material document created. You can check by mb03 or mb51.
If created then go to LT06
& process the TO & confirmation by LT12.
If material Document is not created the Error is apart from QM & WM .
you have to check settings in mm point of view & with the help of abap person.
Edited by: dev .. on May 14, 2009 7:51 AM

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