- Try to limit the sender definition as much as possible to avoid this
situation (see following examples).Example 1:
Customizing
,,Sender,,Receiver,,Trigger
Cost
Center,,,,[ ] 100-200,,,,
Cost,,,,,,,,
Element,,= 300000,,= 300000,,[ ] 100000-200000,,
Effect
The definition of the sender is not further delimited: Nothing isspecified for the sender cost centers, meaning that all cost centersare sender cost centers. Therefore, all existing receiver cost centerscan serve as senders again. The allocation would not lead to ameaningful result (regardless of how the distribution key is defined).
Example 2:
Customizing
,,Sender,,Receiver,,Trigger
Cost
Center,,[ ] 0-100,,[ ] 100-200,,,,
Cost,,,,,,,,
Element,,= 300000,,= 300000,,[ ] 100000-200000,,
Effect
Only a portion of the receiver cost centers (cost center 100) servesalso as senders. This allocation produces meaningful results, assumingthat the distribution is defined so that less than 50% is allocated toreceiver cost center 100.