SAP OSS Note 28869 version 0006 contains details of a know issue related to Printout of changes although field not print-relevant . This includes any associated symptoms and instructions on how to fix it, see below for full details. Also check out the comments section to view/add related contributions, questions or screen shots, based on real life experience of this oss note and problem.
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When a field (item or header) is changed in a purchasing document, a
change message is generated although the field is non-print-relev
ant in the case of changes.
Cause of the problem and Pre-requisites
When you change a purchasing document an output determination is always
carried out and where necessary, a message record is produced.
If there are changes, they are not checked to see if they are relevant
to printing. As a result a message record is created for non-p
rint relevant changes (Table T166C), for example changes to confirmation
numbers, non-print relevant texts or account assignment data.
The changes are only checked to see if they are relevant to printing in
the print program.
No check is usually carried out as to the exact time of the change for
reasons of performance because
1. The output determination must be carried out each time. Only after
this it is known whether or not the message created is a change
message.
2. The message type (or possibly the medium) have to be interpreted as
internal mails are probably created;
3. The Customizing, for example the print control for texts must be
interpreted;
4. Customer specific solutions in the print program are not possible.
Solution instructions
None: modification necessary.
Description of problem
ME90, ME22, ME52, T166C, ME9F, ME9E, ME9L, ME9K, ME9A, ME22N, ME42,
purchase order, inquiry, contract, scheduling agreement, outline a
greement, schedule lines, SAPFM06P, MEDRUCK