Planning area & Master planning object structure - relation between DP and

[former_member225637]

Dear Experts,

I am not clear about the relation between planning area & MPOS of Demand planning and SNP

I created a planning area and MPOS for demand planning for example

Plannning area X

Master planning object structure - X - Demand planning

planning book X

Now i want to use sap standard SNP planning area

9ASNP02 - PLANNING AREA

9ASNPBAS - MPOS

9ASNP94 - PLANNING BOOK IN SNP

NOW i am planning my demand in Dp and tranfered to snp ,

how the system knows or where i need to tell my demand from demand planning book X need to transfer

SNP planning book - 9ASNP94

please throw some lights to me , where i am missing

Thanks & Regards

Raj

note : if you are not clear about what i written plesae ask for more information

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Rajkumar,

What you have done is correct. For releasing demands from dp to snp use the txn /SAPAPO/MC90 - Release Demand Planning to Supply Network Planning

Here you can configure all the details necessary to transfer from DP to SNP.

Apart from this if you are having further confusion related to relationship between MPOS, Plng area and plng book, pls put across your question, we will try and help.

Thanks

Mani

[former_member225637 · Accepted solution]

Dear Mani,

many thanks your answer isclear

Regards

Raj

[Former Member]

Hi Raj,

Your question is as below:

How the system knows or where i need to tell my demand from demand planning book X need to transfer

SNP planning book - 9ASNP94

In the release transaction i.e. /SAPAPO/MC90 , we need to give the target version .

Each version is assigned to exactly one Planning Area( though one PA may have more than one versions. Secondly at a time only one version will be active and in SNP / PPDS the Active version is always '000' which is connected to SAP ERP systems.

Therefore when , we mention the version, system know the planning area.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Datta

[Former Member]

Dear Raj,

Does the explanation reolve your query ?

Regards,

Datta

[former_member225637]

Dear Datta,

Its clear and i am closing the thread

Regards

Raj