how the system generate document no range where as we create a
document no range 1 to 9999999999 . how system pick up the
particular no range ?
Answer Posted / mallikarjuna
First of all we will speak about the No'r ranges: Number
rannges are use dto post a document in a sequencial manner
based on document. When ever use posting a document he
should mention the D type in a transaction like KR,SA,KZ
Etc.
So for this Document type we should assign the nomber
ranges so it will pickup the No'r range withing document
type no'r range.
There are two types of No ranges:
1. Internal No'r ranges
2. External No'r ranges
Internal No'r ranges means system will pickup the no ranges
automatically we need not give no here in this case.
External No'r ranges means user need to give the no'r
ranges manually at the time posting a document.
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