on 10-09-2011 5:43 PM
Hi all,
I have the following issue that I am working on.
There is a situation where there are two plants in two locations. When there is a demand in plant A for semifinished product A the demand is propagated to plant B for production(though the two locations are plants it is a business requ). So the situation is tested and working well in ECC. Procurement type for loc A iF and special proc type 71(procured from loc B) is maintained). When the demand is created for plant A and when MRP is run, purchase req and planned orders are created for material A in plant B.
The same situation is to be simulated in APO SNP using optimizer. To plan the mat A for loc A and B in APO and convert the planned orders to production orders in ECC.
I have cifed, materials, BOM,created trans lanes , maintained SNP optimizer settings in APO and ran optmizer for loc A and material A combination. This generated planned orders in rrp3 view. Now the issue is that I cannot see the planned orders and purchase req for mat A in loc B. And also no planned orders are seen in ECC.
Please provide a detailed explanation and further steps.
Sai
Hi,
Pls run the optimiser with prod = A and Loc = A+B
It should work fine. Also in the t code /sapapo/mvm, check if the check box for 'No planned orders without source of supply' is clicked or not. If it is clicked, then you need to maintain a PPM for prod A at loc B. If it is unchecked, optimiser will create planned orders for A at loc B even without a PPM.
Pls let me know if this helps.
Regards
Manotosh
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Hi,
Pls check the following for PReq at loc A.
1. The integration model for PReq for loc A should be active in ECC. Tcode CFM5
2. The distribution function should be defined for Loc A with Proc type F(ext proc) in APO
3. Lastly check the queue for blocked queues if any (SMQ1/SMQ2)
Regards
Manotosh
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