on 09-16-2014 11:56 PM
Hello PP experts,
I've been informed that "if you load the planned orders for the finished products you're trying to make, you don't need to run the MRP or load Planned Independent Requirements for your Finished Products. You will only plan your components (run the MRP), based on dependent requirements generated by
the planned orders."
How do you plan your components (run the MRP), based on dependent requirements generated by the planned orders? Which Transaction Code is used and how?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Oscar,
If you are going to run the MRP using MD01 (or MDBT for the background) and you only want to consider your components, you will need to assign MRP type ND for your finished products and PD for your components. This way the MRP will skip the materials with ND and is going to consider materials with PD.
Kind Regards,
Mariano
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Hello Oscar
You can run MRP for all the materials of a plant using transaction MD01 or scheduling a background job on transaction MDBT.
MRP selects the materials to be planned according to the planning file. For each MRP relevant change, the planning file of a material is checked and it will be selected on the next planning run. An MRP relevant change may be a master data change or the creation of a dependent requirement, reservation, purchase requisition or any other planning element.
In your case, when you create a planned order for a finished product, the BOM is exploded and dependent requirements are created for all the components. That will mark the planning file of all the components and they will be planned on the next MRP run.
See this link for more details:
Checking the Planning File - Planning Process - SAP Library
BR
Caetano
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