All The Tables In SAP MM Purchasing |
If you're working with the SAP MM (Materials Management)
module, especially in Purchasing (MM-PUR), knowing the relevant
database tables is essential. These tables form the backbone of procurement
processes—tracking requisitions, purchase orders, scheduling agreements,
and account assignments.
Key SAP MM Purchasing Tables – Categorized List1. Purchase Requisition Tables
2. Purchasing Info Record Tables
3. Purchasing Document History Tables
4. Scheduling Agreements and Release Documentation
5. Purchasing Documents Core
6. Source List and Quota Arrangements
7. Purchasing Organization and Groups
8. Shipping Instructions and Certificates
9. Purchasing Document Control TablesConfigure document behavior with tables from T160 to T160Y.10. Document Type and Release StrategyManage document flows and approvals using tables from T161 to T161Z and T16FB to T16FS.11. Field Selections & Item CategoriesCustomize forms and field visibility using T162 to T162Y and T163 to T163Y.12. Text Management for DocumentsHandle texts in printouts and forms with T165K, T165P, T166A to T166U.13. Screen Control and FunctionsAdjust screen layouts using T168, T168F, and T168T.14. Number Range and Transaction DescriptionsMaintain number ranges using T167 and T167T.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)1. What is the difference between EKKO and EKPO in SAP MM?EKKO stores header-level data of purchase documents, while EKPO stores item-level data. 2. What is EBAN used for in SAP? EBAN stores details of purchase requisitions like item, quantity, and delivery date. 3. Which table contains purchase order history? The EKBE table holds historical information related to purchasing documents. 4. What are quota arrangements in SAP MM? Quota arrangements (EQUK, EQUP) allocate sourcing quantity percentages among vendors. 5. How are release strategies controlled in SAP MM? Using tables like T16FB, T16FG, and T16FS for strategy configuration. 6. Where are purchasing text descriptions stored? In tables like T166T, T165K, and T165P, depending on the document layer. |
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