Inspection lot with origin 17 is created despite QM is deactivated for movement type in OMJJ

Root cause

Creation of inspection lot with origin 17 is controlled by EWM and during inspection planning EWM coding is triggered. Therefore, setting to prevent inspection lot creation in movement type customizing at ERP side (transaction OMJJ) is not considered.

Solution Approach

In order to restrict inspection lot creation in EWM environment, following possibilities can be considered:

A) Use EWM inspection rule to restrict the lot creation for certain document type, item type or other properties. In decentralized EWM landscape, inspection rules are used by default. In embedded EWM landscape, the setting to use inspection rules can be reached at following customizing: transaction SPRO ---> SCM Extended Warehouse Management ---> Extended Warehouse Management ---> Cross-Process Settings ---> Quality Management ---> Basic and Integration ---> Define and Activate Warehouse-Dependent IOTs.

Inspection rules can be maintained in transaction /SCWM/QRSETUP.

B) Check if BAdI /SCWM/EX_QM_INSP_RELEVANCE (method: INSPECTION_RELEVANCE_SET) can be used to prevent inspection lot creation according to the business requirement. This BAdI is available for both decentralized and embedded landscape.

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