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Transaction Code: OMQQ
Description: Fine-Tuned Control: Service Entry
Release: S/4HANA and ECC 6
Program:
Screen: 0
Authorization Object:
Development Package: ME0C
Package Description: Customizing Purchasing
Parent Package: APPL
Module/Component: MM-PUR-GF
Description: Basic Functions
Sheet Overview: The SAP transaction code OMQQ is used to fine-tune control of service entry sheets. It allows users to set up and maintain the control parameters for service entry sheets. This includes setting up the authorization groups, controlling the number of lines per sheet, and setting up the default values for certain fields. Functionality: The OMQQ transaction code allows users to set up and maintain the control parameters for service entry sheets. This includes setting up the authorization groups, controlling the number of lines per sheet, and setting up the default values for certain fields. It also allows users to define which fields are mandatory or optional, as well as which fields are visible or hidden. Additionally, it allows users to define which fields are editable or read-only. Step-by-step How to Use: 1. Enter the transaction code OMQQ in the command field. 2. Select the “Control Parameters” tab. 3. Select the “Authorization Groups” tab and enter the authorization group name and description. 4. Select the “Number of Lines” tab and enter the maximum number of lines per sheet. 5. Select the “Default Values” tab and enter the default values for certain fields. 6. Select the “Fields” tab and define which fields are mandatory or optional, visible or hidden, editable or read-only. 7. Save your changes by selecting “Save” from the menu bar at the top of the screen. Other Recommendations: It is recommended that users familiarize themselves with all of the tabs in OMQQ before making any changes to ensure that they understand how each parameter works and how it affects service entry sheets. Additionally, it is recommended that users test their changes in a test environment before making them in a production environment to ensure that they do not cause any unexpected issues or errors.