SAP ABAP Data Element SET_EBAKZ (Determines whether "Closed" ind. to be set for requisitions)

Hierarchy

☛ BBPCRM (Software Component) BBPCRM
   ⤷ SRM-EBP (Application Component) Enterprise Buyer
     ⤷ BBP_APPLICATION (Package) Structure Package EBP
       ⤷ ME (Package) Application development R/3 Purchasing

Basic Data

Data Element	SET_EBAKZ
Short Description	Determines whether "Closed" ind. to be set for requisitions

Data Type

Category of Dictionary Type	D	Domain
Type of Object Referenced		No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type	SET_EBAKZ
Data Type	CHAR	Character String
Length	1
Decimal Places	0
Output Length	1
Value Table

Further Characteristics

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Parameter ID
Default Component name
Change document	☐
No Input History	☐
Basic direction is set to LTR	☐
No BIDI Filtering	☐

Field Label

	Length	Field Label
Short	10	Close req.
Medium	20	Close requisition
Long	24	Set requisn. to "closed"
Heading	24	Set requisn. to "closed"

Documentation

Definition

Determines when purchase requisitions count as "closed".

Use

Procedure

Examples

You choose After rounding (1).
52 liters of tomato juice are requested in a purchase requisition.
If you order 5 bottles containing 10 liters each, the vendor offers a lower price. Via a rounding profile, you are allowed to round the 52 liters down to 50 liters.
Although you do not order the full quantity shown in the requisition, the latter is nevertheless set to "closed".

You choose Always (2).
52 liters of tomato juice are requested in a purchase requisition.
You order only 45 liters in the associated purchase order.
Although you do not order the full quantity shown in the requisition, the latter is nevertheless set to "closed".

Note
If you have specified that the closed indicator is always to be set, the purchase requisition counts as irrevocably closed. It remains closed even if the associated purchase order is subsequently deleted.

Dependencies

History

Last changed by/on	SAP	19980414
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