on 10-14-2014 6:41 PM
Hi gurus,
I am preparing a PP/DS demo system (optimizer) for a beverage company. The idea is to model as much constraints as possible from their production system, and most of them seem to be related to finite tank planning:
- only N flavours possible from a total of 10, but M>N lines can be working simultaneously feeded by the container holding this flavour
- limitations on the flow-rate of this container
etc
This company has not implemented PP-PI in ECC (they have repetitive production).
Has anyone tried and succeeded to model finite tank planning in APO with PPMs (or with discrete planning with PDS)??
any help will be much appreciated.
J.
Hi James,
Yes, finite tank planning support both source of supply type PDS and PPM. Please check the link:
Thanks, Marius
http://help.sap.com/SCENARIOS_BUS2010/helpdata/EN/92/e8dd65caa44b15b9a79f0aab13c628/content.htm
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Thanks a lot for your quick answer.
My question was not formulated properly. I know that PPMs can model finite tank planning, but during most of the document PP-PI is mentioned in ECC side. However, in my ECC system there will not be PP-PI but discrete planning.
To make things worst, it seems that manually created PPMs in APO are always created of type PP: PPMs of type PP-PI are only created through CIF from a PP-PI ECC (unless I missed something in SCC03).
So the right question is: can finite tank planning be modelled with PPMs created in APO?
Or: can finite tank planning be modelled in APO with PP in ECC and not PP-PI?
regards,
J.
Hi James,
I think that you can try if all setup necessary to support your scenario can be done in APO.
What I'm seeing in the PPDS PPM is that Product Flow which is specific for tank planning can be created without any restriction at PPM's activity level.
"You use the product flow to specify at an activity of the PPM plan that a product will be removed from or filled into a resource with storage characteristics (container resource) during production."
"Caution - The product flow should not be confused with the material flow."
Also please check note 1171154
Regards, Marius
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