on 07-31-2012 7:39 AM
In the Customizing for checking group we have a column like "Accumul" and we have four options there. They are
0 No cumulation
1 Cumulation of confirmed quantity when created and changed
2 Required quantity when created, no cumulation when changed
3 Required quantity when created, conf. qty when changed
Can any one please explain me what is the difference between each option & when it can be use.
Your earlier help & co-operation will be highly appreciated.
Br,
Nitin M.Pawar
Yes, F1 help explains this field very well. It defines during ATP check, which quantity do you want to use for checking -- the required quantity or confirmed quantity. Generally, for all orders, the total required quantiy is equal or bigger than total confirmed quantity.
SAP suggests to use '3' with this setting. In this case, however, you may notice different results between order creation and order change, for example, the required quantity is not confirmed when you create the order in VA01, but when you change the order in VA02, the quantity gets confirmed. This happens when total required quantity is bigger than total confirmed quantity.
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One scenario is, if you have some previously created SOs with required quantity not confirmed, and you're creating a new SO now. Generally we expect the SOs that are created first can get confirmed first. In this case, though there's available quantity, the new order won't get confirmed based on required quantity. And the available quantity will get allocated during backorder processing. However, if you want the newly created SO to be confirmed, you can do that manually and explicity in VA02.
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