on 02-12-2013 6:35 PM
Hi All
I ran the CTM with the demand Prioritization for Sales oordes over the Forecast using the ATP category Special sorting feature of CTM.
CTM Results are Good as desired- However I am trying to run Deployment Heuristics after this run, Deplyment is doing nothing no deployment results. WHy?
Regards
Rachel
Hi Rachel,
Normal SNP heuristics run generates the receipt and requirement orders with AG (at destination) and BH (at source) ATP categories respectively. In case of CTM run, it would be EA (receipt order at destination) and EB (requirement order at source).
Ensure to add these categories in your ATD Receipt and ATD Issue category groups. The deployment engine first checks the location product master (SNP2 tab) for these categories, then location master (SNP tab), finally the ATR and ATI groups (SPRO -> APO->SCP->SNP->Basic Settings->Maintain Category Groups).
The ATD Receipt category at destination location must contain EA (i.e. receipt order) so that deployment recognizes the demand at source location and plan the available receipts according to the defined deployment rules.
Thanks,
Rajesh
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Hi Rachel,
We need to maintain both ATI (ATD qty - issues) and ATR (ATD qty - receipts) groups at source and destination locations. I should have explicitly mentioned this in the previous post.
At destination location:
ATI - Demand elements
ATR - EA and other receipt elements
At source location
ATI - EB and other demand elements
ATR - Receipt elements
In your SNP planning book, you could see these quantities against ATD Issues and ATD Receipts key figures for each locations. When you execute deployment at source location, the deployment engine make use of these values and distributes the available quantities based on deployment rules and push/pull horizons.
Thanks,
Rajesh
Pl check.
I see ATD ISSUES & ATD RECEIPTS key figures in the Planning book....
What do u mean by " The periodic quantities of orders whose categories included in your ATI and ATR category groups must match with these key figure values."
All we do in the planning book is kEY FIGURE ASSIGNMEN..
According to me:
We define or use the standard Category goup ...assign it to the Location Master....& the ATD Receiots/Issues KF figure access it from this ...m I RIGHT?
Rachel,
Use t.code /sapapo/ctmcust to change the CTM global settings as shown in the following screenshot. The changes allow the CTM engine to initialize the CTM order categories to that of your planning area (instead of default categories). This allows the SNP deployment engine to recognize the CTM orders and plan.
(If the issue still persist, let me know the ATP category of your receipt order at destination and that requirement order at source - SNP default categories are AG and BH respectively).
Thanks,
Rajesh
Rachel!
With respect to SNP and CTM, the dependent demand's category must be EL. This is still a planned demand. Once you finalize the SNP order and convert it to PP/DS order, then PP/DS will confirm the proposal and convert the dependent order category to AY. It will be the same even for process order (pp/ds order released and converted into process order).
Thanks,
Rajesh
I converted the Planned order generated to satisfy the Dependant Demand (EL) into a Purchase order in ECC n that is sent across to APO....i still see the dependant demand Category as EL.
I did not understand this question. Let me put it in a different way with an example.
Assume you have a finished good FG that needs one unit of externally procured component P. The demand for FG is 200CS on 2/25/2013 and you don't have any stock to meet the demand. So, your planning engine (SNP/CTM/PPDS) will generate a planned order for 200CS on 2/25/2013 (assuming no safety stock and transportation is instantaneous).
The planned order for 200CS of FG generates a demand (Cat EL) of 200CS for component P. If you plan for the component, the system generates a procurement proposal (i.e. PReq) for the quantity required in excess of available stock.
If you convert the SNP planned order into PP/DS planned order (t.code /sapapo/rrp3 or /sapapo/rrp7), the category of purchase requirement for component P is changed from EL to AY. You can then convert the FG's planned order into process order in APO (or ECC) and confirm the production.
Thanks,
Rajesh
In my case once the planned order is generated ...ll send the planned order to ECC where it is converted to the Process order n sent back to APO in the Production confirmed Key figure...as there is no PPDS as of now...in this case there wont be any conversion of EL to AY right?
My test says there wont be any conversion though EL to AY (not using PPDS as of now)
Hello Rajesh,
Could you pl check the above mentioned issue during CTM Planning Run, when the box for "Substitute Categories for SNP with" is un-checked and let me know what am i missing?
Appreciate your quick response.
Thanks,
Mangesh
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Hello Rachel,
I have been trying execute CTM after un-check the box "Substitute Categories for SNP with", in order to use Deployment Heuristics, but i'm getting the "Multi-Level error propagation carried out" and "Initial category is invalid".
Could you pl let me know what am i missing?
Your immediate response would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Mangesh
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Hi Rachel
I believe that you were able to run the deploymetn successfully after the CTM planning run. I have followed the note and have unselected "substitute categories for SNP with " but I am getting the following error. Could you please let me know if I am missing any setting on the CTM customization screen.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks
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