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How to analyse foreign trade data determination in a

delivery or billing document


Purpose:
To provide an insight into how to analyse a case where unexpected, incorrect or missing foreign trade data arises
in the generation of a sales and distribution delivery document or a billing document

Overview:
As outlined in a related page the foreign trade data in the documents is always derived from either the material
master data or from the foreign trade customizing. In a situation where it is not clear where or why a value is
determined below you find the main touch points and analysis points you can use to check the origin of the data
further with some hints on how you can check the foreign trade data in the database tables or debug the
creation of a delivery or a billing document to further analyse the origin and root cause of the incorrect data..

How to analyse issues in foreign trade data determination:


Check the document links and tables
The delivery header table is LIKP and the Foreign trade header table is EIKP both tables share the same EXNUM
key LIKP-EXNUM = EIKP-EXNUM. to confirm the table entries for a document go to LIKP with the delivery
number and confirm the LIKP-EXNUM value then you can use that to check the foreign trade tables EIKP, EIPO or
EIUV as required

The same rational applies to the billing document via field VBRK-EXNUM. Whether or not theLIKP-EXNUM KEY
and the VBRK-EXNUM are the same as well is dependent on the copy control setting, so you check each
document individually until this is established

Delivery creation
The export indicator LIKP-EXPKZ gets filled here when the delivery is created. From VL01n or VL10* you can
check this here:

Program: SAPFV50K, FORM LIKP_EXPORT_BESTIMMEN        

...

IF LIKP-VSTEL NE SPACE.

    IF     TVST-ALAND  NE KUWEV-LAND1 and

      not tvst-aland  is initial     and

       not kuwev-land1 is initial.

Once a delivery header has been flagged as an export relevant document (LIKP-EXPKZ)

Function modules EXPORT_GENERAL_DATA_PROPOSE for the header data and function module
EXPORT_ITEM_DATA_PROPOSE for item data are always used to determine the foreign trade data in the delivery
and often in the creation of the billing document (depending on the copy control setting)

The Foreign trade tables are populated with the relevant information
EIKP       Header table 

EIPO      Item table

EIUV     Holds any incomplete entries detected

All relevant information is under the delivery header under header > foreign trade. In the organization tab you
find the EXNUM field In the billing document the foreign trade data itself is determined in function modules
EXPORT_GENERAL_DATA_PROPOSE and EXPORT_ITEM_DATA_PROPOSE when the copy control setting is either
'A' or 'B' In a case where the copy control setting in VTFL is ' ' the data is copied from the delivery is done so
using function 'EXPIMP_GENERAL_DATA_READ'

When a billing document is created you can follow the flow of the data from here in a delivery related and order
related case.

1) Delivery related case

LV60AA21 -> form EXPORT_DATEN_VORSCHLAG

...

* Exportdaten ermitteln   IF vbrk-expkz = 'Z'.     PERFORM export_daten_vorschlag USING likp-route likp-vstel.  
ELSEIF vbrk-expkz CA 'XY'.     PERFORM export_daten_lesen USING likp-exnum lips-posnr.   ENDIF.

2) Order related case

LV60AA29 -> form FAKTURAPOSI_AUFTRAGSBEZOGEN

...

* Exportdaten ermitteln   PERFORM exportkz_auftragsbezogen USING *tvcpf-expim.   IF vbrk-expkz CA 'YZ'.    


PERFORM export_daten_vorschlag USING vbap-route vbap-vstel.   ENDIF.

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