Steps to de-activate AVAC for Individual WBS element using User Status
The purpose of this document to set deactivate (Availability Control) AVAC for WBS element using User Status.
Step 1: Create User Status (BS02)
Create User Status and setup deactivate AVAC business transaction
Double click on DEAV status to set the Business transaction
Save the User Status
Step 2: Assign User Status to Project Profile (OPSA)
SPRO – Project System – Structures – Operative Structures – Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) – Create Project Profile
Assign the User Status Profile to Project Profile in the Control Tab
Step 3: Maintain Budget Profile (OPS9)
SPRO – Project System – Costs – Budget – Maintain Budget Profiles
This is a sample Budget Profile setup, our scenario should work for all combinations
Step 4: Assign Budget Profile to Project Profile
SPRO – Project System – Costs – Budget – Stipulate Default Budget Profile for Project Definition
Step 5: Project Creation
Project is Created, AVAC is activated for WBS element C-000034-01-01 and deactivated for WBS element C-000034-01-02
AVAC was not activated yet.
Step 6 : Budgeting
On allocating the Budget (1000 USD), AVAC status got activated automatically for all WBS element, irrespective of User status.
User status for C-000034-01-02 is set as DEAV
To deactivate AVAC functionality, you need to have some budget in the WBS element.
Step 7: Validating AVAC Setup
Case 1: Adding commitment to WBS element with AVAC activated
On saving the Project
Checking the detailed information by Extras – Logs – Cost Calculation
Case 2: Adding commitment to WBS element with AVAC deactivated
On Save, Project will be saved successfully.
I have tried your recommendation. I was able to create User status and 3rd level WBS with AVAC set as forbidden. But it keeps ignoring the budget at 1st level WBS and allows to post more than assigned budget. Any ideas?
Hi Dipan,
This is skip AVAC for one particular WBS Element.
Are you looking for exceed budget issue ? Check your Tolerance limit.
Regards
Terence