Hi Lakksh,
The solution according to you was - "created the access sequence as the same in SD for the condition type in MM and assigned that access sequence to the Purchasing Condition type and it worked."
Initially I was thinking (in my earlier post too) that access sequence is not the problem.
In V/07, creation of access sequence, (at the start, before entering) we get warning message "Caution: The table is cross-client"
Thus I assumed that if access sequence is kept in "central data source" and can be accessed across clients, surely it can be accessed across modules (in the same client). But this was not the case!
alok,
Could you please share some information about -
1. Information storage + structure & accessibility of that information
2. Information which is accessible cross-client; could it be accessed by different modules?
Many Thanks!
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From: lakksh
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2011 11:05 AM
Subject: Reference condition type
Thank you very much for your response. I created the access sequence as the same in SD for the condition type in MM and assigned that access sequence to the Purchasing Condition type and it worked. |
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