on 05-20-2010 3:03 PM
Dear all,
About backward scheduling and forward scheduling, i understand the whole point.
But where are those exact time setup?
for instance, transit time is setup in route? where are loading time,picking/packing time, leading time?
BTW, could you give example on ATP or ATP setup detail?
Thank you for your time,
James
Hi
The ransportation lead time is defind in route.
The transit time is defined in route.
The loading time is defined in shipping point.
The pick/pack time is defined in shipping point.
A similar thread has been answered here.
regards
Sidi
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Hi,
Please find below explanation for ur query:::
Backward scheduling is the calculation of deadline dates: the arrival time at the customer site is calculated as the earliest possible goods receipt time at the customers unloading point on the requested delivery date. All four of the delivery and transportation scheduling lead times are subtracted from the customeru2019s requested delivery date to determine if this date can be met.
The transit time, loading time, and pick/pack time are subtracted from the customeru2019s requested delivery date to calculate the required material availability date.
The system calculates backward scheduling as follows:
Requested delivery date minus transit time = Goods issue date
Goods issue date minus loading time = Loading date
Loading date minus transportation lead time = Transportation scheduling date
Loading date minus pick/pack time = Material availability date
By default, the system will calculate delivery dates the closest day, taking into consideration the working days of the shipping point and a rounding profile. In this case the system assumes a 24 hour work day and lead times can be entered in days up to 2 decimal points. This is referred to as daily scheduling.
Precise scheduling calculated down to the day, hour and minute is supported. This allows the scheduling of a delivery within a single day. It is activated by maintaining the working hours for a particular shipping point.
Backward scheduling is always carried out first. If the material availability date or transportation scheduling date is calculated to be in the past, the system must then use forward scheduling.
Forward scheduling is also done if no product is available on the material availability date calculated by backward scheduling. The system does an availability check to determine the first possible date when product will be available. This new material availability date forms the starting point for scheduling the remaining activities. The loading time, pick/pack time, transit time, and transportation lead time are added to the new material availability date to calculate the confirmed delivery date.
REgards,
KrishnaO
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Regarding information on ATP.
Please refer to Note 835219.
Hope it is helpful.
Regards
Sai
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