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Mayur Sonawane

Choose a lot size for which the lot-sizing procedure "lot-for-lot order quantity" is defined.

Posted on Jul 17, 2020 at 05:04 AM 111 Views

I need help in resolving following concern

I am facing an error when trying to extend MRP1 view in a new plant to the already existing material (which is of type FERT)

I am trying MRP Type PD, Lot Sizing Procedure FX, Lot size 50

Error i am getting is :

Enter a valid lot size (materials planning) Choose a lot size for which the lot-sizing procedure "lot-for-lot order quantity" is defined.

I have already done the configuration for material type FERT enabling it to be quantity managed in OMS2.

Yet the error is not resolved.

Any help would be highly appreciated

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    author's profile photo R Brahmankar
    R Brahmankar
    Posted on Jul 17, 2020 at 07:54 AM
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    Hello,

    What is the error message no? Is it M3497 ?

    Does material defined as configurable material?

    In OMS2 , Check the quantity update check box for that plant

    Best Regards,

    R.Brahmankar

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    • R Brahmankar
      Jul 20, 2020 at 07:37 AM

      Hello,

      If for Material Type in the plant the flag for 'Quantity Update' and 'Value Update' is set still have same issue.

      Then create a new material master and check if it works.

      Also refer SAP KBA 2010127 - Inappropriate customizing change of material type may cause stock inconsistency

      Best Regards,

      R.Brahmankar

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