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Real Business problem: I created a transfer posting via MM (MB1B) using movement type 322 to move stock to quality inspection. A posting change is created but when I look at the details, it is registering WM movement type 321 instead of 322. I can see in LS26 that the particular batch material has stock category Q and on storage type 922 there is a positive value entry for stock category blank and a negative value entry for stock category Q. Is movement type 321 correct? If I reverse the posting by creating a material document using movement type 321, the correct WH movement type 321 is also populated on the posting change document. Reply to user: That's correct! It is irrespective of mvt type in Warehouse when
you do in IM 321 or 322 as for warehouse it is interim storage type it
counts. When you do 321 in IM, it is always 321 in WM as it posts document
in interim storage type 922 (Posting change area). And when you reverse
the document that is 322, once again same interim storage type 922 will
taken into consideration.
You link the movement types from Inventory Management to the Warehouse Management movement types in Customizing to ensure a technical connection between WM and IM. For example, if a goods receipt for a purchase order or work order is posted using Inventory Management movement type 101 to a storage location with Warehouse Management, the system determines the corresponding Warehouse Management movement type and, depending on the settings for the WM movement type, generates stock in a "goods receipt" interim storage area. As to key 321 and 322, system needn't need two movement type for one stock transfer from QI to unrestricted stock in WM, so you saw only the WM movement type 321 used for IM MVT 321 and 322, that's the reason! |
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