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What is 'affected object' in SAP QM - Quality Management?


affected object - Overview

  • Component: QM

  • Component Name: Quality Management

  • Description: An object affected by a defect Depending on the defect category, you can specify a defective object and a list of other affected objects in a defect, for example, if a material is part of a component or a product.


affected object - Details


  • Key Concepts: Affected object is a term used in SAP Quality Management (QM) to refer to an object that is affected by a quality notification. This could be a material, equipment, or other item that has been identified as having a quality issue. The affected object is then linked to the quality notification, allowing for further investigation and corrective action.
    How to use it: When creating a quality notification in SAP QM, the user must identify the affected object. This can be done by entering the material number, equipment number, or other identifier for the item in question. Once the affected object is linked to the quality notification, it can be used to track and investigate the issue further.
    Tips & Tricks: When entering an affected object into a quality notification, it is important to ensure that all relevant information is included. This includes any serial numbers or other identifiers that may be associated with the item in question. This will help ensure that the correct item is linked to the quality notification and that any corrective action taken is targeted at the right item.
    Related Information: The affected object is just one of many terms used in SAP QM. Other terms include quality inspection lot, non-conforming material, and inspection characteristic. Understanding these terms and how they are used in SAP QM can help users

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