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SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document
Configuration Document – Quality Management
SAP ECC 6.0
for
Hindusthan Chemicals co
Mumbai/Surat
___________________________________________
Dated: 22 September 2011
SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document
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Document Title: Configuration Document for SAP ECC 6.0
Document ID : ADPL/IMG/SAP/ 2011-09-22
Purpose: Configuration Document
File Name: IMG- Quality Management – 2011-09-22
Security
Classification:
Company Confidential
Author: Sandeep Singh
Approved by: Venkatesh Ramesh
Distribution List: Hindusthan Chemicals co.
Spectrasoft Technologies Limited, Chennai
Version No Date of Release Description
1.0 21.09.2011 Configuration document
for Quality Management
VERSION HISTORY DETAILS
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21.09.2011
SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document
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Reproduction, distribution, and modification of this document or any parts thereof,
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SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document
April 2011
English
Quality Management
SSTL
1,6th Floor
#128,Cathedral Road
Chennai 600 086
INDIA
Configuration Guide
Sandeep Singh (PP/QM) Consultant.
Configuration Guide
Page 5 of 21
Content :
Content :...................................................................................................... 5
Configuration Guide....................................................................................... 7
Purpose........................................................................................................ 7
Use............................................................................................................... 7
1. Maintain Settings at Plant Level............................................................ 7
1.1 Use..................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Procedure............................................................................................ 7
1.3 Result ................................................................................................. 9
2. Define Catalog Types......................................................................... 10
2.1 Use................................................................................................... 10
2.2 Procedure.......................................................................................... 10
2.3 Result ............................................................................................... 10
3. Create Code Groups for Catalogs........................................................ 11
3.1 Use................................................................................................... 11
3.2 Procedure.......................................................................................... 11
3.3 Result ................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4. Edit Selected Sets Code Groups/Codes .............................................. 13
4.1 Procedure.......................................................................................... 13
5. Number Range for Inspection Characteristics ...................................... 14
5.1 Use................................................................................................... 14
5.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 14
5.3 Result .............................................................................................. 14
6. Maintain Profile for Default Values ..................................................... 15
6.1 Use.................................................................................................. 15
6.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 15
6.3 Result .............................................................................................. 15
7. Define Control Keys.......................................................................... 16
7.1 Use.................................................................................................. 16
7.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 16
7.3 Result .............................................................................................. 16
8. Define Status Profile ............................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
8.1 Use .................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
8.2 Procedure .................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
8.3 Result .................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
9. Assign Task List Types to Material Types ........................................... 17
9.1 Use.................................................................................................. 17
9.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 17
9.3 Result .............................................................................................. 17
10. Define Notification Types .................................................................. 18
10.1 Use ............................................................................................ 18
10.2 Procedure .............................................................................. 18
10.3 Result............................................................................................. 19
11. Define Number Ranges .................................................................... 20
11.1 Use................................................................................................. 20
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11.2 Procedure ....................................................................................... 20
11.3 Result............................................................................................. 20
12. Maintain Catalogs................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
12.1 Use..................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
12.2 Procedure ........................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
12.3 Result................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
13. Define Primary Packaging .................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
13.1 Use .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
13.2 Procedure .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
13.3 Result .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
14. Define Storage Conditions ................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
14.1 Use .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
14.2 Procedure .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
14.3 Result .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
15. Define Storage Conditions ................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
15.1 Use..................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
15.2 Procedure ........................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
15.3 Result................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
Configuration Guide
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Configuration Guide
Purpose
Use
This configuration guide provides the information you need to set up the configuration
manually.
1. Maintain Settings at Plant Level
1.1 Use
This task allows you to maintain the QM settings at the plant level.
1.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code SPRO
IMG Menu Quality Management --> Basic Settings -->
Maintain Settings at Plant Level
2. On the Change View “”Plant-Dependent QM Settings””: Details screen, choose New
Entries.
3. On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries, the following entries for each plant
are maintained:
Plant 1000
Master insp.characs with history
Inspection methods with history
Enter container at GR Recor
ding
of the
numb
er of
conta
iners
requi
red
InspTypeForinspStok 0800
Order type: Ind. settlement QL02
Order type: Coll. settlement QL01
Lot inspection
Free Inspection pts
Configuration Guide
Page 8 of 21
Plant maintenance
Sample management
Characteristic weight. Major
chara
cteris
tic A
Defect class 02
Summ.recording for n=1 X
Limit marginal classes X
Additional decimal places 1
Samples: start value 1
Plausibility factor (%) 200
Phys.-samp.interval 1
Recording configuration Auto
matic
close
Message cat. DecimalPlaces No
Mess
age
InspPt.field combination 100
Partial-lot assign. 2
Partia
l Lots
batch
for
each
insp
point
s
Plant
Selected set
Code
Code group
Controlling area 1000
Cost center scrap
Cost center Destroyed
Configuration Guide
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Stor.loc.forreserves
Delay time for skip lot 1560
Waiting time (hrs) 25
Waiting time (mins) 60
Batch valuation without material
spec
X
Selection time period 100
4. Choose save.
1.3 Result
General settings for plants are maintained
Configuration Guide
Page 10 of 21
2. Define Catalog Types
2.1 Use
This task allows you to define the catalog types.
2.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code SPRO
IMG Menu Quality Management --> Quality Planning --> Basic
Data --> Catalog --> Define Catalog Types
2. On the Change View “Catalog Types”: Overview screen, select the line for Catalog
3 and the following settings are maintained:
Catalog type data
Catalog 3 1 D 5
Short text Usage
decisions
Characteristic
attributes
Coding Causes
Keyword Decision Attribute Coding Cause
Selected sets allowed X X
Valuation required X X
Deactivate
Follow-up action
2.3 Result
Catalog type has been defined
Configuration Guide
Page 11 of 21
3. Create Code Groups for Catalogs
3.1 Use
This task allows you to edit the catalogs.
3.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code QS41
IMG Menu Quality Management --> Quality Planning --> Basic Data
--> Catalog --> Edit Catalogs
2. On the screen Choose Activity, choose Edit Code Groups and codes.
3. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog and “*” for Code group
and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7).
4. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, choose New Entries (F5).
5. On the New entries: Overview of added Entries screen, the following entries are
maintained:
Code group Short text Status of code group
QCGR Quality Code Group Released
6. Choose Save (Ctrl+S).
7. On the screen Choose Activity choose Edit Code Groups and codes again.
8. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog and “*” for Code
group and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7).
9. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, mark the row with the
Code group on the right-hand side of the screen and choose codes with a
double-click.
10.On the Change View 'Codes': Overview screen choose New Entries - F5 button and
the following entries are maintained, after entering the settings for the code group
go back twice to the screen Change View “Code Groups”:
11. Overview and select the next code group. Repeat this for all code groups from
the step before.
12. Following codes are created
A R
Accepted Rejected
Choose Save.
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13. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code QS41
IMG Menu Quality Management --> Quality Planning --> Basic Data
--> Catalog --> Edit Catalogs
14. On the screen Choose Activity, choose Edit Code Groups and codes.
15. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “3” for Catalog and “*” for Code group
and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7).
16. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, choose New Entries (F5).
17. On the New entries: Overview of added Entries screen, the following entries are
maintained:
Code group Short text Status of code group
QMUD UD Code Released
18. Choose Save (Ctrl+S).
19. On the screen Choose Activity choose Edit Code Groups and codes again.
20. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “3” for Catalog and “*” for Code
group and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7).
21. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, mark the row with the
Code group on the right-hand side of the screen and choose codes with a double-
click.
22. On the Change View 'Codes': Overview screen choose New Entries - F5 button and
the following entries are maintained, after entering the settings for the code group
go back twice to the screen Change View “Code Groups”:
23. Overview and select the next code group. Repeat this for all code groups from
the step before.
24. Following codes are created
A R C D E
Accepted Rejected
Accepted for
Reprocessing
Accepted Under
Deviation
Partial
Approval
25. Choose Save.
Configuration Guide
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4.Edit Selected Sets Code Groups/Codes
4.1 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code QS51
IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Basic Data
Catalog Edit Catalogs
2. On the screen Choose Activity, choose Edit Selected Sets.
3. On the screen Edit Selected Sets: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog, “0100” for
Plant and “*” for Code group and choose the pushbutton create/change (F7).
4. On the Change View “Selected sets”: Overview screen, choose New Entries (F5).
5. On the New entries: Overview of added Entries screen, the following entries are
maintained:
Selected set Short text Status
QCGR Quality Code Group Released
6. Choose Save.
7. On the screen Choose Activity choose Edit Selected Sets again.
8. On the screen Edit Selected Sets: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog, “0100” for
Plant and “*” for Code group and push the pushbutton create/change (F7).
9. On the Change View “Selected sets”: Overview screen, choose mark the row with
the selected set in the right side of the screen and choose selected set codes by
executing a double click.
10. On Change View “Selected set codes” overview screen Choose New Entries - F5
button and the following entries are maintained, after entering the settings for the
selected set code go back twice to the screen Change View “Selected sets”:
Overview and select the next selected set. Repeat this for all selected sets from
the step before.
Selected set codes QCGR
Code group QCGR QCGR
Code A R
Short text for
code
Accepted Rejected
Code Valuation A Accepted R Rejected
Defect Class 02 Major defect A
11. Choose Save.
Configuration Guide
Page 14 of 21
5. Number Range for Inspection Characteristics
5.1 Use
This task allows you to define the number range for the inspection characteristics.
5.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code QS29 for Inspection characteristics
IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Basic Data
Inspection Characteristic, Inspection Method Define
Number Range
2. On the screen Choose Activity choose Number Ranges for Inspection
Characteristics.
3. On the screen Master-inspection characteristics in QSS, choose “0100” for plant
and press the pushbutton Change Intervals.
4. On the screen Maintain number range Intervals press the pushbutton Insert
Interval (Shift+F1).
5. On the screen Insert Interval the following entries are maintained:
NO (Number range
number)
From number To number External
1 50000000 59999999
6. Choose Insert (Enter).
7. Choose Save.
8. Confirm the dialog box Transport number range intervals.
5.3 Result
Number ranges has been maintained for plants
Configuration Guide
Page 15 of 21
6. Maintain Profile for Default Values
6.1 Use
This task allows you to maintain the default values for the standard returns and
profiles.
6.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code OQ85 for default values plan/charac
IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Inspection
Planning General Maintain Profiles for Default
Values
2. On the screen Choose Activity choose Profile: default values plan/general.
3. On the screen Change View “Default Values for Routings”: Detail, choose New
Entries.
4. Make the following entries are maintained:
Profile Text for profile
0000001 Profile no. 1
5. Choose Save.
6. Choose Back twice.
7. On the screen Choose Activity choose Profile: default values plan/charac.
8. On the screen Change View “Default Values for quality Assurance”: Overview,
mark the profile 0000001 and choose Detail (Ctrl+Shift+F2) and the following
entries are maintained:
Profile 0000001
General data
Char.incremen 10
Assign.incrmnt 5
Sample unit
Ch.insrt incr. 2
Base smpl. qty 1
9. Choose Save.
6.3 Result
Default values have been maintained for the profile.
Configuration Guide
Page 16 of 21
7. Define Control Keys
7.1 Use
This task allows you to Define Control Keys.
7.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code SPRO
IMG Menu Quality Management QM in Logistics QM in
Procurement General Define Control Keys
2. On the screen Choose new entries.
3. Make the following entries are maintained:
QM
control
Key
Short text Release
Required
Cert.
required
Block
Invoice
Message
mode
GR for
rejecti
on
GR
control
/Batch
0007
Del. release,
invoice block
X X X Warning X L
4. Choose Save.
7.3 Result
Control key defined for procurement.
Configuration Guide
Page 17 of 21
8. Assign Task List Types to Material Types
8.1 Use
This task allows you to Assign Task List Types to Material Types.
8.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code SPRO
IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Inspection
Planning General Assign Task List Types to Material
Types
2. On the screen Choose new entries.
3. Make the following entries are maintained:
Task list type Description Material type Description
Q Inspection Plan FERT Finished Product
Q Inspection Plan HALB Semifinished Product
Q Inspection Plan HAWA Trading Goods
Q Inspection Plan KMAT Configurable materials
Q Inspection Plan NLAG Non-stock materials
Q Inspection Plan ROH Raw materials
Q UNBW UNBW Nonvaluated materials
Q Inspection Plan VERP Packaging
4. Choose Save.
8.3 Result
Assign Task List Types to Material Types have been maintained.
Configuration Guide
Page 18 of 21
9. Define Notification Types
9.1 Use
This task allows you to Define Notification Types.
9.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code SPRO
IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Notifications
Notification Creation Notification Type Define
Notification Types
2. On the screen Choose new entries.
3. Make the following entries are maintained:
Notification type
F1 Customer-
Rel. Defect
F2 Vendor-Rel.
Defect
F3 Material-Rel.
Defect
Notification cat.
02 Quality
Notification
02 Quality
Notification
02 Quality
Notification
Notification
origin
Q1 Customer
Complaint
Complain against
vendor
Q3 Internal
problem
message
Catalog profile QM0000001 QM0000001 QM0000001
Update group
(stats)
32 QMIS: QM
Notification
Compression to
Customer
Analysis
33 QMIS: QM
Notification
Compression to
Vendor Analysis
34 QMIS: QM
Notification
Compression to
Material Analysis
Number range 02 02 02
Configuration Guide
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Notification type
Q1 Customer-
Rel. Defect
Q2 Vendor-Rel.
Defect
Q3 Material-Rel.
Defect
Notification cat.
02 Quality
Notification
02 Quality
Notification
02 Quality
Notification
Notification
origin
Q1 Customer
Complaint
Complain against
vendor
Q3 Internal
problem
message
Catalog profile QM0000001 QM0000001 QM0000001
Update group
(stats)
32 QMIS: QM
Notification
Compression to
Customer
Analysis
33 QMIS: QM
Notification
Compression to
Vendor Analysis
34 QMIS: QM
Notification
Compression to
Material Analysis
Number range 02 02 02
4. Choose Save.
9.3 Result
Notification Types have been maintained.
Configuration Guide
Page 20 of 21
10.Define Number Ranges
10.1 Use
This task allows you to Define Number Ranges.
10.2 Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
Transaction Code IW20
IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Notifications
Notification Creation Notification Type Define Number
Ranges
2. On the screen Choose new entries.
3. Make the following entries are maintained:
Notification type From To External
F1 000200000000 000299999999
F2 000200000000 000299999999
F3 000200000000 000299999999
Q1 000200000000 000299999999
Q2 000200000000 000299999999
Q3 000200000000 000299999999
4. Choose Save.
10.3 Result
Notification Types number range have been maintained.
Configuration Guide
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SAP QM Configuration Step by Step PDF

  • 1. SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document Configuration Document – Quality Management SAP ECC 6.0 for Hindusthan Chemicals co Mumbai/Surat ___________________________________________ Dated: 22 September 2011
  • 2. SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document DOCUMENT CONTROL Document Title: Configuration Document for SAP ECC 6.0 Document ID : ADPL/IMG/SAP/ 2011-09-22 Purpose: Configuration Document File Name: IMG- Quality Management – 2011-09-22 Security Classification: Company Confidential Author: Sandeep Singh Approved by: Venkatesh Ramesh Distribution List: Hindusthan Chemicals co. Spectrasoft Technologies Limited, Chennai Version No Date of Release Description 1.0 21.09.2011 Configuration document for Quality Management VERSION HISTORY DETAILS Ver. No. / Date Brief Change Description Detailed Change Description 1.0 21.09.2011
  • 3. SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document The contents of this document are the property of SpectraSoft Technologies Ltd and are intended for the sole purpose of consumption by Hindusthan Chemicals co. Reproduction, distribution, and modification of this document or any parts thereof, in any form, without the written permission of SpectraSoft Technologies Ltd not permitted. Use of this document or parts thereof for purposes other than those agreed by SpectraSoft Technologies Ltd is not permitted.
  • 4. SAP Best Practices System Configuration Document April 2011 English Quality Management SSTL 1,6th Floor #128,Cathedral Road Chennai 600 086 INDIA Configuration Guide Sandeep Singh (PP/QM) Consultant.
  • 5. Configuration Guide Page 5 of 21 Content : Content :...................................................................................................... 5 Configuration Guide....................................................................................... 7 Purpose........................................................................................................ 7 Use............................................................................................................... 7 1. Maintain Settings at Plant Level............................................................ 7 1.1 Use..................................................................................................... 7 1.2 Procedure............................................................................................ 7 1.3 Result ................................................................................................. 9 2. Define Catalog Types......................................................................... 10 2.1 Use................................................................................................... 10 2.2 Procedure.......................................................................................... 10 2.3 Result ............................................................................................... 10 3. Create Code Groups for Catalogs........................................................ 11 3.1 Use................................................................................................... 11 3.2 Procedure.......................................................................................... 11 3.3 Result ................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 4. Edit Selected Sets Code Groups/Codes .............................................. 13 4.1 Procedure.......................................................................................... 13 5. Number Range for Inspection Characteristics ...................................... 14 5.1 Use................................................................................................... 14 5.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 14 5.3 Result .............................................................................................. 14 6. Maintain Profile for Default Values ..................................................... 15 6.1 Use.................................................................................................. 15 6.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 15 6.3 Result .............................................................................................. 15 7. Define Control Keys.......................................................................... 16 7.1 Use.................................................................................................. 16 7.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 16 7.3 Result .............................................................................................. 16 8. Define Status Profile ............................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 8.1 Use .................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 8.2 Procedure .................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 8.3 Result .................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 9. Assign Task List Types to Material Types ........................................... 17 9.1 Use.................................................................................................. 17 9.2 Procedure ........................................................................................ 17 9.3 Result .............................................................................................. 17 10. Define Notification Types .................................................................. 18 10.1 Use ............................................................................................ 18 10.2 Procedure .............................................................................. 18 10.3 Result............................................................................................. 19 11. Define Number Ranges .................................................................... 20 11.1 Use................................................................................................. 20
  • 6. Configuration Guide Page 6 of 21 11.2 Procedure ....................................................................................... 20 11.3 Result............................................................................................. 20 12. Maintain Catalogs................................ Error! Bookmark not defined. 12.1 Use..................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 12.2 Procedure ........................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 12.3 Result................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 13. Define Primary Packaging .................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 13.1 Use .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 13.2 Procedure .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 13.3 Result .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 14. Define Storage Conditions ................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 14.1 Use .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 14.2 Procedure .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 14.3 Result .................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. 15. Define Storage Conditions ................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 15.1 Use..................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 15.2 Procedure ........................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 15.3 Result................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.
  • 7. Configuration Guide Page 7 of 21 Configuration Guide Purpose Use This configuration guide provides the information you need to set up the configuration manually. 1. Maintain Settings at Plant Level 1.1 Use This task allows you to maintain the QM settings at the plant level. 1.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code SPRO IMG Menu Quality Management --> Basic Settings --> Maintain Settings at Plant Level 2. On the Change View “”Plant-Dependent QM Settings””: Details screen, choose New Entries. 3. On the New Entries: Details of Added Entries, the following entries for each plant are maintained: Plant 1000 Master insp.characs with history Inspection methods with history Enter container at GR Recor ding of the numb er of conta iners requi red InspTypeForinspStok 0800 Order type: Ind. settlement QL02 Order type: Coll. settlement QL01 Lot inspection Free Inspection pts
  • 8. Configuration Guide Page 8 of 21 Plant maintenance Sample management Characteristic weight. Major chara cteris tic A Defect class 02 Summ.recording for n=1 X Limit marginal classes X Additional decimal places 1 Samples: start value 1 Plausibility factor (%) 200 Phys.-samp.interval 1 Recording configuration Auto matic close Message cat. DecimalPlaces No Mess age InspPt.field combination 100 Partial-lot assign. 2 Partia l Lots batch for each insp point s Plant Selected set Code Code group Controlling area 1000 Cost center scrap Cost center Destroyed
  • 9. Configuration Guide Page 9 of 21 Stor.loc.forreserves Delay time for skip lot 1560 Waiting time (hrs) 25 Waiting time (mins) 60 Batch valuation without material spec X Selection time period 100 4. Choose save. 1.3 Result General settings for plants are maintained
  • 10. Configuration Guide Page 10 of 21 2. Define Catalog Types 2.1 Use This task allows you to define the catalog types. 2.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code SPRO IMG Menu Quality Management --> Quality Planning --> Basic Data --> Catalog --> Define Catalog Types 2. On the Change View “Catalog Types”: Overview screen, select the line for Catalog 3 and the following settings are maintained: Catalog type data Catalog 3 1 D 5 Short text Usage decisions Characteristic attributes Coding Causes Keyword Decision Attribute Coding Cause Selected sets allowed X X Valuation required X X Deactivate Follow-up action 2.3 Result Catalog type has been defined
  • 11. Configuration Guide Page 11 of 21 3. Create Code Groups for Catalogs 3.1 Use This task allows you to edit the catalogs. 3.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code QS41 IMG Menu Quality Management --> Quality Planning --> Basic Data --> Catalog --> Edit Catalogs 2. On the screen Choose Activity, choose Edit Code Groups and codes. 3. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog and “*” for Code group and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7). 4. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, choose New Entries (F5). 5. On the New entries: Overview of added Entries screen, the following entries are maintained: Code group Short text Status of code group QCGR Quality Code Group Released 6. Choose Save (Ctrl+S). 7. On the screen Choose Activity choose Edit Code Groups and codes again. 8. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog and “*” for Code group and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7). 9. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, mark the row with the Code group on the right-hand side of the screen and choose codes with a double-click. 10.On the Change View 'Codes': Overview screen choose New Entries - F5 button and the following entries are maintained, after entering the settings for the code group go back twice to the screen Change View “Code Groups”: 11. Overview and select the next code group. Repeat this for all code groups from the step before. 12. Following codes are created A R Accepted Rejected Choose Save.
  • 12. Configuration Guide Page 12 of 21 13. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code QS41 IMG Menu Quality Management --> Quality Planning --> Basic Data --> Catalog --> Edit Catalogs 14. On the screen Choose Activity, choose Edit Code Groups and codes. 15. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “3” for Catalog and “*” for Code group and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7). 16. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, choose New Entries (F5). 17. On the New entries: Overview of added Entries screen, the following entries are maintained: Code group Short text Status of code group QMUD UD Code Released 18. Choose Save (Ctrl+S). 19. On the screen Choose Activity choose Edit Code Groups and codes again. 20. On the Edit Catalog: Initial Screen select “3” for Catalog and “*” for Code group and choose the pushbutton Create/change (F7). 21. On the Change View “Code Groups”: Overview screen, mark the row with the Code group on the right-hand side of the screen and choose codes with a double- click. 22. On the Change View 'Codes': Overview screen choose New Entries - F5 button and the following entries are maintained, after entering the settings for the code group go back twice to the screen Change View “Code Groups”: 23. Overview and select the next code group. Repeat this for all code groups from the step before. 24. Following codes are created A R C D E Accepted Rejected Accepted for Reprocessing Accepted Under Deviation Partial Approval 25. Choose Save.
  • 13. Configuration Guide Page 13 of 21 4.Edit Selected Sets Code Groups/Codes 4.1 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code QS51 IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Basic Data Catalog Edit Catalogs 2. On the screen Choose Activity, choose Edit Selected Sets. 3. On the screen Edit Selected Sets: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog, “0100” for Plant and “*” for Code group and choose the pushbutton create/change (F7). 4. On the Change View “Selected sets”: Overview screen, choose New Entries (F5). 5. On the New entries: Overview of added Entries screen, the following entries are maintained: Selected set Short text Status QCGR Quality Code Group Released 6. Choose Save. 7. On the screen Choose Activity choose Edit Selected Sets again. 8. On the screen Edit Selected Sets: Initial Screen select “1” for Catalog, “0100” for Plant and “*” for Code group and push the pushbutton create/change (F7). 9. On the Change View “Selected sets”: Overview screen, choose mark the row with the selected set in the right side of the screen and choose selected set codes by executing a double click. 10. On Change View “Selected set codes” overview screen Choose New Entries - F5 button and the following entries are maintained, after entering the settings for the selected set code go back twice to the screen Change View “Selected sets”: Overview and select the next selected set. Repeat this for all selected sets from the step before. Selected set codes QCGR Code group QCGR QCGR Code A R Short text for code Accepted Rejected Code Valuation A Accepted R Rejected Defect Class 02 Major defect A 11. Choose Save.
  • 14. Configuration Guide Page 14 of 21 5. Number Range for Inspection Characteristics 5.1 Use This task allows you to define the number range for the inspection characteristics. 5.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code QS29 for Inspection characteristics IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Basic Data Inspection Characteristic, Inspection Method Define Number Range 2. On the screen Choose Activity choose Number Ranges for Inspection Characteristics. 3. On the screen Master-inspection characteristics in QSS, choose “0100” for plant and press the pushbutton Change Intervals. 4. On the screen Maintain number range Intervals press the pushbutton Insert Interval (Shift+F1). 5. On the screen Insert Interval the following entries are maintained: NO (Number range number) From number To number External 1 50000000 59999999 6. Choose Insert (Enter). 7. Choose Save. 8. Confirm the dialog box Transport number range intervals. 5.3 Result Number ranges has been maintained for plants
  • 15. Configuration Guide Page 15 of 21 6. Maintain Profile for Default Values 6.1 Use This task allows you to maintain the default values for the standard returns and profiles. 6.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code OQ85 for default values plan/charac IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Inspection Planning General Maintain Profiles for Default Values 2. On the screen Choose Activity choose Profile: default values plan/general. 3. On the screen Change View “Default Values for Routings”: Detail, choose New Entries. 4. Make the following entries are maintained: Profile Text for profile 0000001 Profile no. 1 5. Choose Save. 6. Choose Back twice. 7. On the screen Choose Activity choose Profile: default values plan/charac. 8. On the screen Change View “Default Values for quality Assurance”: Overview, mark the profile 0000001 and choose Detail (Ctrl+Shift+F2) and the following entries are maintained: Profile 0000001 General data Char.incremen 10 Assign.incrmnt 5 Sample unit Ch.insrt incr. 2 Base smpl. qty 1 9. Choose Save. 6.3 Result Default values have been maintained for the profile.
  • 16. Configuration Guide Page 16 of 21 7. Define Control Keys 7.1 Use This task allows you to Define Control Keys. 7.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code SPRO IMG Menu Quality Management QM in Logistics QM in Procurement General Define Control Keys 2. On the screen Choose new entries. 3. Make the following entries are maintained: QM control Key Short text Release Required Cert. required Block Invoice Message mode GR for rejecti on GR control /Batch 0007 Del. release, invoice block X X X Warning X L 4. Choose Save. 7.3 Result Control key defined for procurement.
  • 17. Configuration Guide Page 17 of 21 8. Assign Task List Types to Material Types 8.1 Use This task allows you to Assign Task List Types to Material Types. 8.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code SPRO IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Planning Inspection Planning General Assign Task List Types to Material Types 2. On the screen Choose new entries. 3. Make the following entries are maintained: Task list type Description Material type Description Q Inspection Plan FERT Finished Product Q Inspection Plan HALB Semifinished Product Q Inspection Plan HAWA Trading Goods Q Inspection Plan KMAT Configurable materials Q Inspection Plan NLAG Non-stock materials Q Inspection Plan ROH Raw materials Q UNBW UNBW Nonvaluated materials Q Inspection Plan VERP Packaging 4. Choose Save. 8.3 Result Assign Task List Types to Material Types have been maintained.
  • 18. Configuration Guide Page 18 of 21 9. Define Notification Types 9.1 Use This task allows you to Define Notification Types. 9.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code SPRO IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Notifications Notification Creation Notification Type Define Notification Types 2. On the screen Choose new entries. 3. Make the following entries are maintained: Notification type F1 Customer- Rel. Defect F2 Vendor-Rel. Defect F3 Material-Rel. Defect Notification cat. 02 Quality Notification 02 Quality Notification 02 Quality Notification Notification origin Q1 Customer Complaint Complain against vendor Q3 Internal problem message Catalog profile QM0000001 QM0000001 QM0000001 Update group (stats) 32 QMIS: QM Notification Compression to Customer Analysis 33 QMIS: QM Notification Compression to Vendor Analysis 34 QMIS: QM Notification Compression to Material Analysis Number range 02 02 02
  • 19. Configuration Guide Page 19 of 21 Notification type Q1 Customer- Rel. Defect Q2 Vendor-Rel. Defect Q3 Material-Rel. Defect Notification cat. 02 Quality Notification 02 Quality Notification 02 Quality Notification Notification origin Q1 Customer Complaint Complain against vendor Q3 Internal problem message Catalog profile QM0000001 QM0000001 QM0000001 Update group (stats) 32 QMIS: QM Notification Compression to Customer Analysis 33 QMIS: QM Notification Compression to Vendor Analysis 34 QMIS: QM Notification Compression to Material Analysis Number range 02 02 02 4. Choose Save. 9.3 Result Notification Types have been maintained.
  • 20. Configuration Guide Page 20 of 21 10.Define Number Ranges 10.1 Use This task allows you to Define Number Ranges. 10.2 Procedure 1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options: Transaction Code IW20 IMG Menu Quality Management Quality Notifications Notification Creation Notification Type Define Number Ranges 2. On the screen Choose new entries. 3. Make the following entries are maintained: Notification type From To External F1 000200000000 000299999999 F2 000200000000 000299999999 F3 000200000000 000299999999 Q1 000200000000 000299999999 Q2 000200000000 000299999999 Q3 000200000000 000299999999 4. Choose Save. 10.3 Result Notification Types number range have been maintained.