A Transaction Codes and User Exits

This appendix contains a list of the transaction codes and user exits described in this book. In addition, you can download the table overviews, which are available from the publisher's website at www.sap-press.com.

work via queue control (guided transactions, see Chapters 2 through 6) or whether the scanning of a bar code represents the initial step. Some transactions are very similar to each other, while others are not very useful in real life. Sometimes the system does not provide useful functionality for certain business transactions, which must be provided by custom

A.1 Mobile Standard SAP Transactions

Lets first take a look at the mobile transactions contained in the standard SAP system. The 45 standard transactions contained in LE-WM (SAP Module Logistics Execution, sub-module Warehouse Management) can be easily selected via Table TSTC, since their names begin with LM*. However, since there is no clear overview and grouping available for these transactions, we thought it might be useful to provide that here. You can divide the transactions roughly according to the business processes they are used for, such as putaway, picking, and internal warehouse transactions. Furthermore, there are numerous transactions that you can use only in conjunction with handling unit management (HUM), as described in Chapter 1, Setting the Course at the Start of the Project. After all, everything depends on whether the radio frequency (RF) user is provided with

transactions (for instance, in production supply). We already described these functions in Chapters 2 through 7. As an alternative to the descriptions in those chapters, this appendix lists all available standard SAP transactions and their assignment to the aforementioned three business processes in a systematic manner. The situation described here corresponds to Release 4.7 Enterprise. However, SAP ERP ECC 5.0 and 6.0 do not differ from what is described here. On the other hand, Extended WM (SCM-EWM) is indeed different,1 because SAP has revised the entire logic of this application. The application is now much more stringent and better structured, although it is obviously still based on the same kernel. In the EWM system, the handling unit (HU) is even more important, especially with regard to the exchange of data with the central R/3 ERP system.
1 See also Murray 2007, Section 16.3, on this topic.

Transaction LM00 LM01 LM02 LM03 LM04

Description Logon RF Dynamic Menu Select by SU Put Away Put Away by TO Put Away System Guided

Group Menu Menu Putaway Putaway Putaway

Action Menu Menu Confirm Confirm Confirm

SU

HU

QUEUE

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Standard Transactions in SAP R/3 4.7 LE-WM

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Transaction LM05 LM06 LM07 LM09 LM11

Description Picking by TO ID Picking by Delivery ID Picking System Guided Put Away by Delivery ID Posting Changes

Group Picking Picking Picking Putaway WarehouseInternal WarehouseInternal Putaway Picking WarehouseInternal WarehouseInternal Picking Picking Picking

Action Confirm Confirm Confirm Confirm Confirm

SU

HU

QUEUE

LM12

Material Inquiry

Only display

LM13 LM18 LM19

Put Away Clustered Handling Unit Inquiry Handling Unit Pack

Confirm Print out Packing

X X X X X

LM22

Handling Unit Unpack

Packing

LM24 LM25 LM26

Packing HU by Delivery Unpack HU by Delivery Picking by Delivery W/O sel scree

Packing Packing Continue after termination Continue after termination Loading Loading Loading Unloading Unloading Only display Only display Only display Confirm Confirm Count results

X X X

X X X X

LM27

Put Away by Delivery W/O sel scree

Putaway

LM30 LM31 LM32 LM33 LM34 LM35 LM36 LM37 LM45 LM46 LM50

Load Control Load by Shipment Load Control Load by Delivery Load Control System Guided Load Load Control Unload by Shipment Load Control Unload by Delivery Load Control Detail by Shipping Unit Load Control Detail by Delivery Load Control Detail by Shipment Pick and Pack Pick and Pack by Delivery Count Inventory by System Guided

Picking Picking Picking Picking Putaway Picking Picking Picking Picking Picking WarehouseInternal WarehouseInternal WarehouseInternal Putaway

X X X X X X X

X X X X X X X

X X

X X

X X

LM51

Count Inventory by User Selection

Count results

LM56

Select by SU Interleaving

Confirm

LM57

System Guided Putaway Interleaving

Confirm

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Standard Transactions in SAP R/3 4.7 LE-WM (cont.)

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Transactions Described in This Book in Alphabetical Order

Transaction LM61 LM62 LM63 LM64 LM65 LM66 LM71 LM72 LM73 LM74 LM76 LM77

Description Goods Issue by Delivery Goods Issue by MS Area Goods Issue by Shipment Goods Issue by ALL Goods Issue by Group Goods Issue by HU Goods Receipt by Delivery Goods Receipt by MS Area Goods Receipt by Shipment Goods Receipt by ALL Goods Receipt by HU Queue Assignment

Group Picking Picking Picking Picking Picking Picking Putaway Putaway Putaway Putaway Putaway Menu

Action GI/TO/Packing/Loading GI/TO/Packing/Loading GI/TO/Packing/Loading GI/TO/Packing/Loading GI/TO/Packing/Loading GI/TO/Packing/Loading GR/TO/Packing/Loading GR/TO/Packing/Loading GR/TO/Packing/Loading GR/TO/Packing/Loading GR/TO/Packing/Loading Menu

SU

HU

QUEUE

Table A.1

Standard Transactions in SAP R/3 4.7 LE-WM (cont.)

Notes on Table A.1

Group Column

SU Column

An X indicates that you can use the transaction only for storage unit (SU)-managed storage types.
HU Column

Picking: Stock removals for delivery or production supply Putaway: Goods receipts from suppliers or from production Menu: Administrative transactions without a separate function in the business process Warehouse-Internal: Transactions that can be used in all areas
Action Column

An X indicates that the transaction references an HU. This can either be an HU in the delivery, or the storage location must be HU-managed.
Queue Column

An X indicates that the queue that is assigned to the user (Transaction LRF1) must contain at least one transfer order.

This column indicates what you can post using the respective transaction: Only display: No data modification possible Menu: Administrative entries, such as user assignments Confirm: Confirm transfer order Print out: Trigger a print document Packing: Packing or unpacking an HU) Loading: Loading or unloading (status on the HU) GR: Post goods receipt GI: Post goods issue TO: Create a transfer order Count results: Enter count results in physical inventory document
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A.2 Transactions Described in This Book in Alphabetical Order

Table A.2 contains all transactions referred to in this book in alphabetical order. This list also includes nonmobile transactions that are relevant for the business processes described.

Table A.2

Transactions Described in This Book

in Alphabetical Order

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C CMOD CO01 COWBHUWE COWBPACK H HUINV01 L LB10 LB11 LB12 LB13 LI01N LI13N LM00 LM01 LM02 LM03 LM04 LM05 LM06 LM07 LM24 LM26 LM30 LM31 LM32 LM35 LM36 LM37 LM45 LM46 LM50 LM51 TRs for Storage Type TRs for Material TRs and Posting Change for Material Document TRs for Requirement Create System Inventory Record Display Inventory Count Logon RF Dynamic Menu Select by SU Put Away Put Away by TO Put Away System Guided Picking by TO ID Picking by Delivery ID Picking System Guided Packing HU by Delivery Picking by Delivery W/O sel scree Load Control Load by Shipment Load Control Load by Delivery Load Control System Guided Load Load Control Detail by Shipping Unit Load Control Detail by Delivery Load Control Detail by Shipment Pick and Pack Pick and Pack by Delivery Count Inventory by System Guided Count Inventory by User Selection Create HU Physical Inventory Documents Enhancements Create Production Order GR HU for Production Order Packing in Production Orders

L LM56 LM57 LM61 LM62 LM63 LM64 LM65 LM66 LM71 LM72 LM73 LM74 LM76 LM77 LP10 LP11 LP12 LRF1 LRF2 LRFMD LT03 LT06 LT09 LT0F LT0G LT0J LT11 LT12 LT13 LT22 LX45 M MB0A Post Goods Receipt for PO Select by SU Interleaving System Guided Putaway Interleaving Goods Issue by Delivery Goods Issue by MS Area Goods Issue by Shipment Goods Issue by ALL Goods Issue by Group Goods Issue by HU Goods Receipt by Delivery Goods Receipt by MS Area Goods Receipt by Shipment Goods Receipt by ALL Goods Receipt by HU Queue Assignment Direct Picking for PO WM Staging of Crate Parts Staging Release Order Parts (WM-PP) RF Monitor, Active RF Monitor, Passive Maintain RF User Master Data Create TO for Delivery Create TO for Material Document ID Point Function for Storage Units Create TO for Inbound Delivery Return Delivery to Stock Put Away Handling Unit Confirm Transfer Order Item Confirm Transfer Order Confirm TO for Storage Unit Display Transfer Order/Storage Type Verification Field in Storage Bin

Table A.2

Transactions Described in This Book

Table A.2

Transactions Described in This Book

in Alphabetical Order (cont.)

in Alphabetical Order (cont.)

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Overview of User Exits and New Transactions Described in This Book

MBST MIGO MIGO_GO S SE16 SE16N SE71 SE73 SMOD S SPRO ST01 ST05 V VL02N VL09 VL31N VL32N VLSP VT02N VT03N

Cancel Material Document Goods Movement Goods Receipt Order

A.3 Overview of User Exits and New Transactions Described in This Book
While reading this book, you may have noticed that we included the descriptions of user exits and additional transactions in the chapters that dealt with the respective business processes. The following sections provide an overview of these user exits and transactions: Section 2.3: Goods receipt from external procurement with active SU management (SUM) Section 2.5: Goods receipt from external procurement for delivery Section 2.6: External procurement delivery with active HUM Section 3.2: Partial quantities control (user exit) Section 3.3: Production supply self-service Section 3.3: Production supply bundling Section 3.3: Production supply prioritization (user exit) Section 4.3: Goods receipt from production SUM Section 4.4: Packing in production for HUM Section 6.5: Shipping labels (user exit) Section 6.7: Condition for shipping status (user exit)

Data Browser General Table Display SAPscript Form SAPscript Font Maintenance SAP Enhancement Management

Customizing Edit Project System Trace Performance Trace

Change Delivery Cancel Goods Issue for Delivery Note Create Inbound Delivery Change Inbound Delivery Subsequent Outbound-Delivery Split Change Shipment Display Shipment

Table A.2

Transactions Described in This Book

in Alphabetical Order (cont.)

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