Objective
If you want to retain the input sequence for manual conditions, these conditions must appear at the same level. Use the Counter sub key to enter conditions at the same level in the pricing procedure.
Customizing for pricing is restricted by the catalog of allowed fields for condition tables. If a particular situation requires an exception to this rule, you can use the release-neutral procedure to add additional fields to the catalog.
The information that you need to add new pricing fields is available in the Customizing documentation. To access the documentation, see Customizing for Sales and Distribution under System Modifications → Create New Fields Using Condition Technique .
You can characterize the individual elements of pricing concisely as follows:
The condition table defines the key fields of the condition records.
The access sequence contains the hierarchy for the condition record access.
The condition type represents the properties of the pricing conditions.
The pricing procedure defines how the condition types are linked.
The procedure determination selects the correct pricing procedure.
To solve particular problems, build and link all the pricing components creatively.
Meeting particular pricing requirements may require one or more new pricing components. Understanding the purpose and capabilities of each component and the relationship between pricing components is critical to meeting pricing requirements.
The following elements may be necessary to implement pricing elements for complex scenarios:
Create new fields to meet customer requirements.
Define dependencies and improve performance.
Expand the limits of standard configuration to meet unique user-specific requirements.
You can add new fields to the pricing field catalog. This allows you to use the new field to define any condition table.
Requirement routines and formulas provide a method for modifying the standard pricing logic to meet unique user requirements.
SAP provides tools to create these pricing elements. You can access these tools in Customizing.
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