Answer / shiba_sap

Depends on the copy control we have configured for the
sales document,i mean to say from inquiry to quotation.but
by default also you can copy one inquiry into only one
documents,because The inquiry gets completed status once it
gets refered,so you can refer inquiry for once only.

Answer / galibhe

YES U CAN COPY IN FOLLOWING SCENARIO LIKE
WHEN INQUIRY HAS MANY ITEMS AND EACH QT HAS PART OF INQUIRY
ITEMS AND U CAN COPY UNTIL U COMPLETE INQUIRY ITEMS.
HOPE I MADE IT CLEAR, IF I AM WRONG PL CORRECT ME.

Answer / arun

Dear Arun,

The Guest is right. u cant copy the inquiry doc. once
copied.

Answer / siva

We cannot copy if all the line items of the inq or quot are
copied, if any line items are not copied in the first
instance, then we can copy or refer inq or quot.

Correct me if iam wrong

Answer / arun

I believe, Yes you can.
COPYING one document to another document you can do as many
times as you want.
Inquiry is just a document stating that someone is
interested in a particular product or service. It has
nothing to do with the ATP or Pricing check. So you can
copy Inquiry to as many Quotations as you want. BUT from
quotation to Sales order , the scenario is different !
Also, COPYING & REFERENCING is different. Hope I made it
clear

Answer / bharat b

Hi All
You can refer inquiry only once..as sson as you refer the
Dpcument type IN, in document flow you can see inquiry get
completed.This is the right answer..i am 100% sure.
Regards
Bharat B

Note : you can post me issues related to SAP SD, i will try
to resolved according to available free time.

Answer / ravi chandra

No we cannot copy to many times.In documentsin controls if
u see ( VoV8) In second describes as it will be copy till
the precribed qty and items are reached.So once its
reached that level we cannot copy. further.

Answer / n k srinivas

Yea u can copy
Though we are talking of copying IN to QT
We can control copying at Item category level i.e., AFN to AGN
=>in Item cat AFN > control field "Completion Rule" we can
tweak and use it for any number of QT.

Answer / sap

Actually, I had the idea tht only once quotation can be
made from an inquiry(assuming 1 line item).

While doing exercises on SAP SD module material supplied by
SAP in India, there was a scenario where we had to make it
possible. If you change the requirement in copying control
from same header/customer to different...u can create n
number of references provided u have enabled copy control
for respective documents. once u use the same sold-to-
party, it will be referenced, but if u use a different sold-
to-party during referencing, u can make unlimited
quotations or orders.

Answer / sridhar.p

No, we can not copy one inquiry to many quotaions. we can
refer the inquiry docuument only one time. but quotaion can
be refered in for further documents(i.e order),till the
quantity is lost.

i want to create multiple purchse requisition(pr) to single sales order where is the control?

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