Symptom
In CO11N, the Quantity Withdrawn is stored with truncated decimals while the Committed Quantity and material document are correct. This causes RESB-BDMNG to be rounded up, leaving the truncated remainder reserved as stock, blocking further goods issue postings and preventing the Final Issue flag from being set automatically.
Root cause: alternate UoM conversions (e.g., 1 BT = 1,000 ML) produce requirement quantities exceeding three decimal places in the base unit.
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Environment
- SAP ERP Production Planning (PP)
- SAP ERP All versions
- SAP ERP Central Component All versions
- SAP R/3 All versions
- SAP R/3 Enterprise All versions
- SAP S/4HANA All versions
- SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition All versions
- SAP enhancement package for SAP ERP All versions
- SAP enhancement package for SAP ERP, version for SAP HANA All versions
Product
Keywords
quantity withdrawn, committed quantity, truncation, rounding, decimals, uom conversion, RESB, ENMNG, BDMNG, ERFMG, CO11N, production order, component issue, final issue flag, reservation discrepancy , KBA , PP-SFC-EXE-GM , Goods Movements , Problem
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