2010年1月5日 星期二

Warehouse Management Or SU Is Active Or Not

How to know Warehouse Management is active or not in the system?

I have found Table TCURM and Field LVS_CUS to know WM is active or not. If this field LVS_CUS is 1 means WM is active and other than 1 means WM is not active. I have tried to run scenarios in WM by making this field is in active but all scenarios are running properly.

So, what is the use of this and how to control this ?

Check SPRO -> Enterprise structure -> Definition -> Logistics execution -> Assign warehouse number to plant/storage location

Check on this one and check the Plant and WM relation.

or

You have to check T320 table. This table shows assignment of IM storage location to warehouse number

In WM in SPRO, "Define Control Parameters for Warehouse Number" is mandatory to enable "SU management active"?

What is the purpose of this flag?

SU means storage units. It's a different concept in WM wherein you maintain materials in containers (boxes, pallets...etc). These containers are numbered and have SU IDs, they have their type (the sizes of container) which is SU Type, all these terms are integrated in SU management. Only if your business scenario invloves such type of units you need to maintain SU active.

SU management check box is NOT recommended to be activated for interim storage types.

You can make a whole Warehouse as SU managed or you can define it by Storage type too. Once you make a storage as SU managed, along with the Bin, the stock also gets updated on a Storage unit.

If you have a warehouse with pallets, you can define one pallet as a SU and the palletization data will be defined in the Material Master (Warehouse view 2).

SAP WMS - Decentralized Warehouse Management System Integration Setup

You can operate the SAP Warehouse Management System (WMS) as a stand-alone decentralized system that is independent of a central Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System.

You make the necessary settings for the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system within the WMS component (Warehouse Management System).

The steps are set up as a checklist and guide you through the process of configuring the system parameters.

Checklist (For those with the Table Views used transaction code SM30).

1. Customizing for "Enterprise Structure"

- Create storage location in OX09 (if necessary).

- Define warehouse number in Views V_T3001.
(you should not copy the warehouse number in the ERP system)
Activities within a warehouse, like goods movements and physical inventory, are assigned to a specific
warehouse number.
The physical warehouse where these activities take place is identified by the warehouse number.

- Assign plant/storage location to warehouse number in Views V_T320.
(Valid if the component MM-IM (Inventory Management) is implemented.)
Fields : Plant + Sloc + WhN

2. Customizing for "Decentralized WMS integration", section "Central processing" -> Application

- Activate decentralized WMS in Views V_T340DM.

- Define interface to Inventory Management in Views :-
V_156S_WM - Assign WM movement type references to IM movement types
V_T3211 - Delivery-Relevant Parameters for Reference Movement Type
V_T340DL - Delivery-Relevant Data for Warehouse Number

- Exclude stock in decentralized WMS in Views V_T321B
(if the decentralized WMS is not an SAP R/3 system)

- Finally do a consistency check for decentralised WMS in transaction OL20.

3. Customizing for "Application Link Enabling (ALE)", section "Basis Components"

Maintaining Logical Systems in Views V_TBDLS.

Assign logical system to client in Views T000.

4. Make basic settings for RFC in transaction BD97.(if necessary)

5. Customizing for "Application Link Enabling (ALE)", section "Maintain Distribution Model"

You can define the Reduce message types and Activate message types in transaction BD53.

SAP recommends that you use message types :
"MATMAS" (material master tables) and
"DEBMAS" (customer master) as a template.

Be aware that only those fields that are absolutely necessary are transferred from the master data tables in
the ERP system to the decentralized WMS.

6. Customizing for "Decentralized WMS integration", section "Central processing" -> Distribution

Use transaction OL19 to generate distribution model. As far as the application is concerned, when the model
is generated, application-specific Customizing parameters are modified or set (for example, activate
decentralized WMS).

Display or check distribution model

Generate partner profile in transaction BD82.
(you can also perform this activity using ALE Customizing)

Distribute distribution model in transaction BD64 (model view) using menu item "Edit"

If both the ERP system and the decentralized WMS are SAP R/3 systems, the distribution model should be
distributed on a central basis only, that is, via the ERP system.

7. Customizing for "Application Link Enabling (ALE)", section "Maintain Distribution Model" (transaction BD64)

Activate the change pointers for master data distribution using transactin BD61.

If necessary, reduce the message types concerned with transaction BD53.

8. Customizing for

"Logistics - General" - "Material Master" - "Tools" - "Data Transfer : Material Master" -
-> "Define required-field check for ALE/Direct Input" (Views V_T130S)

Define whether an error message should be generated in the receiving system for required fields
from the material master.