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Handling Old and Unwanted SFC's and ShopOrders

Former Member
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hi experts,

we are working in one of the demo on ME functionality . We need
your help in one of the issue we are facing.

  

We have configured a POD called LI2P in ME to execute a
visual test operation . In that POD , we have used button like Start, sample,
DC collect and Complete.

  

In the last few days, we were trying to execute some SFC s
in the specified POD , But could not complete those SFC due to sampling problem
and QM020 activity error. But now we can resolve the issue and all the new SFC
we can complete. But unfortunately all the old SFC are still in the queue in
the work list of POD, what we could not delete or scrap.

  

While trying to scrap or delete the SFC , it is giving error
like “You
cannot change SFC 300045; SFC belongs to the SFC group 1391705723096”.

On the other hand we could not proceed with the SFC to the
next operation due to old sampling issue. So all those SFC are still in queue.

  

We tried to delete or close the shop orders related to those
SFC but could not. It is giving error , that the Shop order is in sampling
process . But I could hold those Shop Order only. But after holding the Shop
Order , still the SFC is showing in the queue of the POD.

  

For the demo purpose , we need to clean up all the old SFC
from the queue of POD . Any other work around you can suggest , by which we
can proceed with those SFC by processing or by deleting in the middle of the
process?

PFA document for more details.

SAP MII Version 14.0

SAP ME Version 6.0

Thanks in advcance,

Pradeep D

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sergiy_katerinich
Active Contributor
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Hi Pradeep,

Unfortunately that sound as if those SFC got stuck forever - I doubt you can handle them by means of GUI.

Thus as a workaround I would try direct update to the database: set WIP.SAMPLING_GROUP.STATUS = 'A' for the Sampling Group. Then check the system response when you try to complete the SFCs or move somewhere via SFC Step Status. Maybe some other changes to the database will be needed depending on the response.

Another suggestion: you should find the records for those SFCs in WIP.SFC_STEP table and set QTY_IN_QUEUE at the operation to zero.

Regards,

Sergiy