Split Order Confirmation

[mohan_madaiah]

hi Guys,

plz explain how to confirm the split production orders,

thanks in advance

Mohan M

[mohan_madaiah]

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[mohan_madaiah]

HI B kumar,

thanks for reply,

i have created one production order for 1000 qty and splitted into 5 ( each 200qty assigned to individual M/C because w/c have 5 M/C ), P O have one one operation,

plz explain the how to confirmation this splitted PO,

Thanks,

Mohan M

[rupesh_brahmankar3]

Dear,

Multi-level order split is there,

Before an order split can be performed, you must first post all requested confirmations for the parent order

The posting of requested confirmations is carried out in general by scheduling the program CORUPROC1 as a background job.

Go to CO11N and confirm the operation Manual confirmations must be entered for these operations.

Please try and come back if any problem.

Regards,

R.brahmankar

[rupesh_brahmankar3]

Dear,

Confirmation

Orders that are part of a split hierarchy can only be confirmed through operation confirmations u2013 that is, confirmations for the document header are not supported. Operations in a parent order that lie before the split operation cannot automatically be confirmed through Milestone Confirmation or Progress Confirmation. Manual confirmations must be entered for these operations. CO11N.

An order has operations 10 to 40. Operation 40 is a milestone. You split an order from operation 10. When you confirm operation 40, operations 10 through 30 are confirmed automatically in the parent and child orders.

An order has operations 10 to 40. Operation 40 is a milestone. You split an order from operation 20. When you confirm operation 40, operations 20 through 30 are confirmed automatically in the parent order. Operation 10 in the parent order must be manually confirmed. When you confirm operation 40, operations 20 through 30 are confirmed automatically in the child order. The child order does not have an operation 10 because the order was split from operation 20.

Hope clear to you.

Regards,

R.Brahmankar