on 01-11-2016 10:38 AM
Dear all,
We try to use standard functionalities of SAP.We have some special need in Quality Management and we have strong feeling this should also be in standard SAP
Pl try to understand with example
Lot qty= 100 Pieces
Sampling plan =5 Pieces
Out of 5, 3 are ok and 2 are rejected
Repeated Inspection lot occurs with sampling plan of 5 again
Now again say out of 5 all pieces are ok then Usage decision is ok.
but again some pieces are rejected then system automatically proposes new lot.
Main aim is to have track complete MIS. We can not increase sample qty.
Please advise is there some standard document which explains this need.
Regards
As I know ,SAP QM standard so not create a new Inspection lot when samples are rejected.
1. But As per DIN 2859, part 1 / SO 2859 and standard SAP there is provision of re-sampling ( dependent multiple sampling & Independent multiple sampling) functionality which can be used.
Means instead of creating another lot same sample valuation is done under same inspection lot.
*** BUT this can be done only in below case;
Dependent Double and Multiple Samples
If the result for the current sample lies between the acceptance and rejection number during an attributive inspection, the sample size is increased based on the sampling scheme. If you have recorded results for the new samples, the samples are re-evaluated based on the updated valuation parameters.
2.There is another way in which this can be handled
Use Conditional Characteristic After Rejection
If you set this indicator for MIC , this conditional inspection characteristic must be inspected, if the previous required characteristic in the operation was valuated with an "R" (rejected).
How it will work: You can assign this MIC after MIC for which you want to have re-sampling.Once that MIC is rejected next MIC will be opened for result recording & you can do RR immediately.You have to make sure that you have different sample size for this MIC ( different acceptance number & rejection number)
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Hello Rajeev,
screenshots will not help you. In order to implement dependent multiple samples you have to understand the concept first. If in doubt, contact your QM department, they should be able to explain you the concept.
You might also consider reading the respective ISO Standard.
Regards
MH
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