In this article I have put together the list of BAdIs that relate to working with packaging specifications (PS). Personally I have only had occasion to use a couple of them in practice.
In this article I have described all the BAdIs used in the standard integration with SAP ERP. Most of them come up often in practice, and they are all extremely simple and straightforward.
In this article I have put together the list and a short description of the BAdIs contained in the Composite Enhancement Spot /SCWM/ESC_DLV. They are used in various checks, changes, creations and deletions of warehouse requests (deliveries).
This article covers the first group of BAdIs, the ones whose names start with /SCWM/. The purpose of this overview is mostly to get acquainted with them. I did not describe in detail how each BAdI works; I only wanted to understand in which areas the standard logic can be changed. For several BAdIs I never did work out what they are for; I highlighted those in colour so as to come back to them later and look at them more closely in the debugger. I will cover the most frequently used BAdIs in detail in separate articles.
Today I will describe one of the most frequently used BAdIs in the outbound process during an SAP EWM implementation.
Its purpose is to sort or filter the quants that the system determined according to the standard settings.