Hello experts,
I got some questions. Could you pls share your ideas / experience? Thx.
Background:
In my system, the existing access sequence contains 5 tables. It is shared by several regions. Now another new region will use the current tables. Meanwhile, this new region requires to add new tables based on order value.
Current tables:
Sales org+Distribution channel+Sold to Party+Material
Sales org+Distribution channel+Customer group+Material
Sales org+Distribution channel+Price list+Material
Sales org+Distribution channel+Price group+Material
Sales org+Distribution channel+Material.
New tables could be:
Sales org+Distribution channel+Order value+Sold to Party+Material
Sales org+Distribution channel+Order value+Customer group+Material
Sales org+Distribution channel+Order value+Material.
My comments:
Solution 1: If defining new access sequence to group the current tables & new tables, it is not preferred by my group. My group minimize new customizing specific for region because they want to set up a global template.
Solution 2: If adding new tables to the existing access sequence, I am afraid there is potential risk of affecting other regions. You know, access sequence is cross-client and sensitive. Especially there is kind of logic overlap between new tables & current tables.
My questions:
1. Any other disadvantage if using Solution 2?
2. What is the best option to handle pricing procedure if using Solution 2? I mean, add new condition type to the existing pricing procedure, or create a new pricing procedure?
3.When developing a global template, any key points we should consider for this kind of case?