RELEASE SCHEDULING AGREEMENT RELEASE title: release scheduling agreement release (IS-A-EMM) (SAP Library - Glossary)
RELEASE SCHEDULING AGREEMENT RELEASE category: Enhancements to scheduling agreements MM (Outbound) (IS-A-EMM)
RELEASE SCHEDULING AGREEMENT RELEASE explained:
Function for releasing (giving the go-ahead or clearance to issue) stopped scheduling agreement (SA) releases. (SA releases are types of delivery schedule issued against scheduling agreements.)
SA releases subject to static or dynamic stopping must be cleared in this way in a separate step.
Stopped SA releases are excluded from transmission to the vendor. Message records are not generated for stopped SA releases until they are themselves released (cleared for issue) by means of this function.
More terms such as release scheduling agreement release in Dictionary R.
- Manual Rule Container (BC-BMT-WFM):
- Help holds the parameters of a role for agent determination. Roles of this kind can be used to determine responsible agents for a work item at workflow runtime. To assign values to the container elements release scheduling agreement release definition.
- Manual Route (IS-BEV-LO-RP):
- Help Link between a point of departure and a destination. The route is the path that the shipment travels release scheduling agreement release explain.
- Manual Repository (EP-KM-CM):
- Help location where data accessed through CM functions is stored. The CM Repository Framework supports different types of repositories (for example, file system repositories, WebDAV repositories release scheduling agreement release what is.
- Manual Receipt Quantity (SCM-APO-PPS):
- Help product that is provided by a receipt. For an in-house production receipt the quantities are as follows: If nothing has been produced yet, the receipt quantity is the planned yield. After a goods release scheduling agreement release meaning.
- Manual Risk Category (SD):
- Help Classifying attribute for customers from the point of view of credit risk release scheduling agreement release abbreviation.
