on 10-14-2008 11:44 AM
Dear Expert,
In Transaction OPU5 In Field 'Adjust Dates ' you specify
whether and how basic dates are adjusted to production dates (for example, when exceeding dates) and what the dates for dependent requirements should be
what means of deadlines exceeded, can you give me example ?
Regards
Rami
Hi,
Question is little bit confused eventhough I can explain regarding Adjust dates.
Adjust basic dates dep req to Order start date:
System will schedule the Basic dates by considering Inhouse production time from material master.
But Scheduled dates calculated by timings from routing. If the inhouse production time & routing both are not equal means system will show diff dates in Basic dates & Scheduled dates.
Depends on selection in OPU5, Basic dates will change to schedule dates.
Dependent requirement to Opn date:
Dependent req Basic finish date will move to header level material basic start date.
Regards,
Dharma
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Hi,
System schedules dates by taking Start date in Forward / End date in Backward.
IF the lead time is not sufficient i.e. for example:
Finish date is 10th jan, in Backward schedule start date is calculated by system (from Routing Standard values) as 2nd Jan. But Basic start date is 4th jan. So it exceeds.
Then system try to reduce cushion periods. ( Scedule margin Key- Floats) in 6 levels. This is also will be maintained in OPU5.
We will give 1st level 10%
2nd level 20%
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.
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6th level 100% Like that.
So system checks level by level, First it reduces 10% in floats, If time is sufficient it will will fix the date, otherwise it will try with 2nd level i.e. 20% reduction in float time... and so on.
Finally it concludes the Start date.
I hope with this explanation, It is clear.
Kiran.
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Dear Kiran,
First of all i am not maintain ( Scedule margin Key- Floats) in material master
so the basic start date will equal to the schsduled start date
what will cause Basic start date to be in 4th jan
BS Basic start date
SS Schsduled start date
SF Schsduled finish date
BF Basic finish date
Best Regards
Rami
Hi,
Eventhough if you not maintained floats, it is not necessary that basic dates & scheduled dates should come as same.
In my previous reply I have mentioned Inhouse prod time & routing time. Kindly look at that.
what will cause Basic start date to be in 4th
Is it created by manually created prod order? or
What is the scheduling type you are using in planned order & prod order?
When is the req date?
Regards,
Dharma
HI
In backward scheduling the system adjusts the basic start date if necessary, in the case of forward scheduling the basic finish date. The basic finish date is not adjusted in planned orders.
During scheduling the starts at the basic finish date and redetermines the production dates and the basic start date. If the new basic start date differs from the old date in the order, the system copies the new basic start date to the order.
If the new production start date is before the old basic start date in the order, the system reduces the lead time - if you have set reduction up- before it adjusts the basic start date. It tries to reduce the lead time sufficiently so that the production dates are within the old order basic dates.
Please correct me if i am wrong.
Regards,
Anand.
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