What is inspection type in SAP QM?
What is inspection type in SAP QM?
What is Inspection Type in SAP? The SAP system uses various inspection types also known as inspection lot origin to determine how the inspection lot will be processed. The processing of the Inspection type depends on whether the inspection lot is created automatically or manually.
How do you display inspection type in SAP QM?
SPRO > Quality Management > Quality Inspection > Inspection Lot Creation > Maintain Inspection Lot Origin and Assign Inspection Type. Select the Lot Origin 01 and Click on Inspection type for the Origin. Maintain Inspection Type Z01.
What is 05 inspection type in SAP QM?
’05’ inspection type is used whenever we receive Materials thorugh MIGO other than against ‘101’ movement type. Scenario might be you are receiving a Material not against Purchase Order through movement type ‘501’ and hence want to inspect before receiving.
What is the table for material master in SAP?
SAP Material Master Tables
| # | TABLE | Functional Area |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | LGORT | LO – Material Master |
| 2 | MARA | Logistics – Material Master |
| 3 | MARC | Logistics – Material Master |
| 4 | MBEW | Logistics – Material Master |
How do I activate inspection type?
Procedure
- Choose Logistics Quality management Quality planning Logistics master data Material Inspection setup.
- Choose Activate insp. type or Deactivate insp.
- Select the materials, for which you want to activate or deactivate the inspection type.
- Enter the required inspection type.
- Edit the following indicators:
What is SAP Table MVKE?
MVKE is a standard Material Master Transparent Table in SAP Logistics application, which stores Sales Data for Material data.
What is MBEW Table in SAP?
MBEW is a standard Material Master Transparent Table in SAP Logistics application, which stores Material Valuation data. Below you can view the Table Structure, columns(fields), SAP Wiki pages, discussion threads, related TCodes, FMs, ABAP Reports, BW Datasources, and Authorization Objects for MBEW.
