Hierarchy
SAP_APPL (Software Component) Logistics and Accounting⤷
LE-IEW-X (Application Component) Cross-Application Topics⤷
/SPE/MANUFACTURING (Package) EWM Integration in Manufacturing
IMG Activity
| ID | /SPE/V_PP_DLV_TY | Define Delivery Type Determination |
| Transaction Code | /SPE/94000097 | (empty) |
| Created on | 20080403 | |
| Customizing Attributes | /SPE/V_PP_DLV_TY | Define Delivery Type |
| Customizing Activity | /SPE/V_PP_DLV_TY | Define Delivery Type |
Document
| Document Class | SIMG | Hypertext: Object Class - Class to which a document belongs. |
| Document Name | /SPE/V_PP_DLV_TY |
Use
In this IMG activity, you assign a delivery type - and, in special cases, also a movement type - to a plant/storage location combination and a process. The system then uses the delivery type and the movement type in the execution of the process.
Plants and Storage Locations
You can create a generic entry without a plant or storage location to determine the delivery type and movement type if you want to use the same settings for all plants or storage locations in your system.
In determining the delivery type, the system checks the entries that you make in this IMG activity for the process that is to be executed and proceeds as follows:
- If there is an entry for plant and storage location, the system adopts the delivery type you specified in this entry.
- If there is no entry for plant/storage location, the system checks whether there is a plant-specific entry for the process and adopts this delivery type.
- If there is no plant-specific entry, the system checks whether there is a generic entry that is applicable to all plants and storage locations and adopts the delivery type that you have defined for the process.
If you use EWM-managed storage locations in several plants, you should create one entry per plant for the processes in each case.
In some cases, however, it is necessary to create an entry for each storage location. This is particularly important if the issuing (EWM-managed) storage location is to be used as the source for the one-step and two-step stock transfer:
Example
In plant 1, there is the storage location EWM1. This storage location is EWM-managed and is the source of supply for production. In production, there is the storage location PR1. This is assigned to the production supply area and specified in the control cycle as the receiving (destination) storage location. You want to use the Kanban process with one-step stock transfer.
You must create the following entry :
Plant: 0001
Storage location: EWM1
Process: Kanban 1-step stock transfer
Delivery type: DOG
Movement type: 411
Plant 2 is a production plant. The components needed for production are taken from plant 1 out of storage location EWM1. The components must be transported by truck from plant 1 to plant 2. You use Kanban in production. The production storage location PR2 is the storage location that you have assigned to the production supply area and defined as the receiving (destination) storage location.
You must create the following two entries:
Plant: 0001
Storage location: EWM1
Process: Kanban 2-step stock transfer, goods issue to stock in transfer
Delivery type: DOG
Movement type: 313
Plant: 0002
Storage location: PR2
Process: Kanban 2-step stock transfer, goods receipt from stock in transfer
Delivery type: DIG
Movement type: 315
Delivery Types
In the integration between PP and EWM, the delivery is used as the document that transfers the information from ERP to EWM. The deliveries are created in the ERP system and distributed to the EWM system. In the EWM system, the goods issue is posted following any necessary picking. This goods issue posting is then sent back to the ERP system.
You can assign the following delivery types to a process:
- Outbound delivery types
- DOG: Outbound delivery goods movement
- HOD: Outbound delivery goods issue movement
- Inbound delivery types
- DIG: Inbound delivery goods movement
- HID: Inbound delivery handling unit movement
These inbound delivery types can only be selected for the production supply process.
Combinations of Processes and Delivery Types
SAP recommends the following combinations of processes and delivery types:
Processes in Discrete Manufacturing Recommended delivery types
Goods issue of staged parts (in confirmation of production and process orders) HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Material Staging Processes:
Pick parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods receipt from stock in transfer HID or DIG (inbound delivery)
Pick parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods issue to stock in transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Pick parts with 1-step stock transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Release parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods receipt from stock in transfer HID or DIG (inbound delivery)
Release parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods issue to stock in transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Release parts with 1-step stock transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Processes for Kanban Recommended delivery types
Goods issue from kanban for cost center HOD or DOG (outbound deliver y)
Kanban 2-step stock transfer, goods receipt from stock in transfer HID or DIG (inbound delivery)
Kanban 2-step stock transfer, goods issue from stock in transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Kanban 1-step stock transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Processes in Repetitive Manufacturing Recommended delivery types
Goods receipt from confirmation HID or DIG (inbound delivery)
Goods issue from confirmation cancellation HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Material Staging:
Pick parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods receipt from stock in transfer HID or DIG (inbound delivery)
Pick parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods issue to stock in transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Pick parts with 1-step stock transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Release parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods receipt from stock in transfer HID or DIG (inbound delivery)
Release parts with 2-step stock transfer, goods issue to stock in transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Release parts with 1-step stock transfer HOD or DOG (outbound delivery)
Requirements
Standard settings
SAP supplies standard settings for the following processes:
Process Delivery Type Movement Type
GI of Staged Parts DOG
GI from Kanban for Cost Center DOG
Kanban 1-Step Stock Transfer DOG 411
Pick Parts 1-Step Stock Transfer DOG 411
Release Order Part 1-Step St. Trans. DOG 411
Repetitive Manufacturing GR from Confirmation DIG
Repetitive Manufacturing GI from Conf. Cancellation DOG
For 1-step stock transfers movement type 411 is used. For the other standard processes no movement type is delivered because the system determines the movement type automatically.
Activities
Example
Business Attributes
| ASAP Roadmap ID | 105 | Define functions and processes |
| Mandatory / Optional | 1 | Mandatory activity |
| Critical / Non-Critical | 2 | Non-critical |
| Country-Dependency | A | Valid for all countries |
Maintenance Objects
| Maintenance object type | C | Customizing Object |
| Assigned objects | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customizing Object | Object Type | Transaction Code | Sub-object | Do not Summarize | Skip Subset Dialog Box | Description for multiple selections |
| /SPE/V_PP_DLV_TY | V - View | SM30 |
History
| Last changed by/on | SAP | 20080619 |
| SAP Release Created in |
