on 01-25-2017 6:15 AM
Hi SAP Gurus,
We are having an issue where MRP is not generating Purchase requisition in opening period. We are using creation Indicator 2 i.e., Purchase requisition in opening period.
PR are not getting generated while running MD01 whereas PR are generated while running MD02 (in Opening period). The materials are active for MRP and available in Planning file.
On analysis we could see there is no Planning file entry happening after MRP run.
For ex., After a Sales order is created, MRP generates a Planned order during MRP run and the Planning file entry gets removed. Now when we run MRP again there is no change happening as there is no planning file entry.
We use Planning Mode -3 (Delete and recreate Planning data) for MRP run.
We had run MDAB and MDRE to check for inconsistency, but even after that Planning file entry is not happening.
We define MRP parameters using MRP group. The MRP type is "PD" and Procurement type is "F".
I searched various SCN threads but not able to find a solution.
Can you please help on this issue.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
R.Velmurugan
Hi Velumurugan
Would like to kindly confirm my understanding on the above reported issue
Issue Reported
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When an MRP relevant change happened for material a planning file entry gets created and the material gets included and planned in MRP (NETCH planning). However the issue is after MRP run (though we execute MRP using Planning mode -3) there is no planning file entry gets created. Since there is no planning file entry the material is not included in next MRP runs
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Please take a look of the same, with the sequence of the steps during the MRP run( Step 1, 2, 3)
Once the Step2 Done, Planning file entry, which was created in Step 1 , will get Re-set as, Step 3, indicating the MRP run completed successfully. So, after Step 3, you can't find the Planning file entry, if there are no MRP relevant changes happened. This is the standard behavior of MRP Run in SAP
Hope, this is clear, kindly check & let me know, with your comments/feedback, for any other details/assistance required
Many Thanks & Regards : Raja Sekhara Reddy B
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Hi Gurus,
When an MRP relevant change happened for material a planning file entry gets created and the material gets included and planned in MRP (NETCH planning). However the issue is after MRP run (though we execute MRP using Planning mode -3) there is no planning file entry gets created. Since there is no planning file entry the material is not included in next MRP runs
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
R.Velmurugan
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for the first time if you run MRP at plant level, you have to run batch job for planning file entry. this is not the case if you run individually. it is std SAP behavior.
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Hi
Please take a look of the below sequence of the steps, that will get updated during the MRP Run
1) MRP relevant changes happened for the Material
2) Planning File entry will be created automatically, which indicates the need for the MRP Run
3) Once the MRP Run take place, it Re-Set the Planning file entry, indicating the MRP Run executed( Planning Done for the changes )
Please take a look of the attached screen shot this sequence of steps
Hope, this clarifies your question. Kindly check & revert back with your comments/feedback
Thanks & Regards : Raja Sekhara Reddy B
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