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The document discusses how sample size is calculated during inspection lot creation in SAP. Sample size can be set manually, or calculated automatically based on settings at the plant, material, and characteristic levels including sampling procedures which define sampling types like fixed, percentage, or scheme based samples. The highest sample size of all characteristics is used as the lot sample size.
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The document discusses how sample size is calculated during inspection lot creation in SAP. Sample size can be set manually, or calculated automatically based on settings at the plant, material, and characteristic levels including sampling procedures which define sampling types like fixed, percentage, or scheme based samples. The highest sample size of all characteristics is used as the lot sample size.
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Inspection lot creation : sample size calculation


Created by Nancy Guo, last modified on Apr 24, 2015

Purpose
Explains how sample size (field QALS-GESSTICHPR) is calculated during inspection lot creation.

Overview
This document introduces what settings influence sample size calculation and the logic about how the sample size is
determined during lot creation.

<Settings>
1. Plant level:
In the customizing t-code QCC0 -> Quality Management -> Basic Settings -> Maintain Settings at Plant Level, tab
“Insp. lot creation”, there are some fields called presettings for sampling procedures. These settings are used
automatically if no sampling procedures are defined in the characteristics.

2. Material level:
In the QM view of material master (t-code MM01/MM02/MM03), for each inspection type, there are several fields
and indicators which control sample size calculation. The logic will be explained later.

3. Characteristic level:
If you set the control indicator “sampling procedure” for the characteristic, a sampling procedure has to be
assigned to an inspection characteristic in a task list or material specification..

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If you do not enter a sampling procedure for an inspection characteristic, the system chooses a sampling
procedure proposed in the settings at plant level. If no sampling procedure was entered in these settings, the
system takes the lot size as the sample size.

<Sampling procedure>
A sampling procedure can be created in t-code QDV1.

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Four sampling types can be used:


1. Sampling type 100 – Fixed sample
You need to enter a fixed number as sample size.

2. Sampling type 200 – 100% inspection


As described it uses lot size as sample size.
3. Sampling type 300 – Use sampling scheme
A sampling scheme and its severity need to be entered to calculate sample size.

4. Sampling type 400 – Percentage sample


Enter a percentage to calculate sample size.

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The sampling types are defined in the customizing t-code QCC0 -> Quality Management -> Basic Data -> Define Sample
Determination. You can read the documentation here to know more.

<Calculation logic>
There are two possibilities for determining the sample size:
The sample size is entered by the user
If the sample size is to be entered manually during the inspection, you must set the indicators “Manual sample
entry” and “Manual sample calc.” in the material master. Please note the indicator “Manual sample entry” is only
taken into account for an inspection that is carried out without a task list or material specification.
The sample size is calculated automatically by the system
If the sample size is to be calculated automatically, a distinction must be made between the following two cases:
1. Inspection without an inspection plan or material specification
To calculate the sample size, you can set the fields “sampling procedure” or “inspection percentage” in the material
master. They are only relevant, when you carry out an inspection without reference to a task list or material
specification.
The indicator “100% inspection” can also be set in the material master. See the F1 help of this field to know more
about this indicator. The note 213505 explains why sample size is 1 although this indicator is set.
2. Inspection with an inspection plan or material specification
The sample size is calculated on the basis of the sampling procedure defined at the characteristic level of the
inspection plan or material specification.
If a sampling procedure was not defined in the inspection plan or material specification, the system uses the
predefined sampling procedure stored in customizing at plant level to determine the sample size.
If a sampling procedure is not specified in Customizing, the lot size is used as the sample size for the
characteristic.
Attention:
If you set the indicator for a 100% inspection in the material master record, this has priority over all other
procedures defined to calculate the inspection size.
If several characteristics use different sampling procedures, the highest sample size of the characteristics is used
as the inspection lot sample size.
The following document introduces how sample drawing procedure influences the lot sample size in physical
sample management.
Physical Samples Management in SAP QM

Related Content

Function modules:
QDSE_DYNAMIC_SAMPLING
QDTA_SAMPLE_FUNCTION_READ
QDRS_FIXED_SAMPLE

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QDRS_100_PER_CENT_SAMPLE
QDRS_SAMPLING_PLAN_SAMPLE
QDRS_PERCENTAGE_SAMPLE
QDRS_100_PER_CENT_INSP_W_SKIP
QDRS_100_PER_CENT_INSPECTION

T-codes:
QAC3 – Reset sample calculation

Related Documents
Physical Samples Management in SAP QM

Related SAP Notes/KBAs


213505 - Sample size 1 for 100% inspection
372271 - Sample size 0 for inspection lot creation
1853950 - Sample size displays 32,767 in transaction code QE11

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