What is the Difference/Similarities
between LIS and SIS
The Logistics Information System
(LIS) is made up of the following information systems:
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Sales Information System
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Purchasing Information System
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Inventory Controlling
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Shop Floor Information System
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Plant Maintenance Information System
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Quality Management Information System
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Retail Information System (RIS)
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Transport Information System (TIS)
Out of this SIS (sales information
system ) is one.
In the standard system, the following
information structures are available in the Sales Information System:
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S001 "Customer"
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S002 "Sales office"
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S003 "Sales organization"
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S004 "Material"
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S005 "Shipping point"
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S006 "Sales employee "
These information structures form the
data basis for the respective standard analysis of the same name.
In addition to the above information
structures, the standard shipment also includes information structures
that are used internally (S066/67 Credit Management, S060 rebate processing
and S009/14 sales support).
I am trying to see the standard
analysis for the customer in MCTA transaction.
But it is not showing all the
invoices which I done in a day. It shows only a latest created invoice
details.
MCTA is reading data in table S001,
which will not give invoice details as this is a summation of data based
on the billing date. T-code MCVV will allow you to simulate how a single
invoice would update all SIS structures.
You would need to create a custom
SIS structure and add the invoice as a characteristic. Use S600 - S999
in the customer namespace then MCSI to execute any custom reports.
Run MC22 and re-generate your info-structure
(make sure you play with S001).
Create new invoices and run MCTA
again.
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