TECO means Technically completed order, means with out full completion of
order. That production order stopped because of some reasons. CLOSED means after
completion of confirmation and settlement the order is fully closed for further
processing.
How to delete released production orders?
In the prodcution order, select Functions --> Deletion flag -->Active to
delete production order. This method can be used for production orders having
CRTD (ie created) and REL (released) status. However, it is not possible to
delete a production order with REL and GMPS (ie. after the withdrawl of
materials for the order) status.
You can TECO the production orders with REL and GMPS status.
CO13 is used to cancel the confirmation of a production order.
Once Final Goods Receipt is post & Order is completed n it is Technically
Completed it should not allow any goods movement against that order but this is
not happening & one can issue goods even if the order is TECO.
When order status is Teco, system allow us to do the posting against the
order. Once order status is closed, then only order treated as closed for
execution.
In TECO status you can post the remaining activity/goods movement. Like if
you have one order that contains the 5 operation and out of 5, 3 you are
confirming in the current period and suppose, rest you are doing in the next
period. So at the time of settlement for current period, order status should be
Teco cause you will do some operation is the next period and cost for next
period should be settle on next period. after that you have to close the order.
So TECO allows the postings.
If the requirement is not allowing any goods movement while system status
TECO is active, pls try this approach in the config:
1. go to tcode BS22 (Maintain: System Status)
2. look for the system status TECO.
3. Double click the field "TECO".
4. in the transaction control tab look for the business transaction "RMWA" or
goods movement (you can type it in the lower left corner buttom box).
5. select the radio button from "Allowed" to Disallowed".
6. save your changes
