shift

[Former Member]

how can imaintain my shift sequence as an interval of available capacity.

how This can be maintained in the work center capacity header detail.

where is the link b/w the shift sequence and the work center .

in create work center , where we use the shift sequence to define the shift time, shift seq

[Former Member]

WHILE ENTER "THE INTRL AVL CAP" PUSH BOTTON ,WE CANNOT DO THE ENTRY IN THE SEQUENCE ,SHIFT OF ALL THE FIELDS GOT GREYED.

[Former Member]

HERE R THE STEPS FOR THE DEFINING THREE SHIFTS AND ASSIGN TO ONE WORK CENTER.

STEP :

PATH IN SPRO :

WORK CENTER --> CAPACITY PLANNING --> AVAILABLE CAPACITY --> DEFINE SHIFT SEQ.

OR TCODE : OP4A

OP4A - DEFINE GROUING FOR THE SHIFT SEQ.

DEFINE UR GRP NAME WHICH WE WILL ENTER IN THE WORK CENTER CAPACITY HEADER.

HERE U CAN DEFINE 3 IMP PARAMETER :

A) BREAKS IN THE SHIFTS AS PER UR REQUIREMENT .

B) DEFINE THE SHIFT DEFINATION (3 SHIFTS: DEFINE 1 ST , 2ND , 3RD SHIFTNAME . )

C) DEFINE THE SHIFT SEQ.

IT IS IMP STEP AND HERE ASSIGN THE SEQ AS:

SEQ-NAME SHIFT DESCRIPTION DAY1 DAY2 DAY3 DAY4 DAY5 DAY6 DAY7

SEQ1 1 MORNING M M M M M M M

SEQ1 2 AFTERNOON A A A A A A A

SEQ1 3 EVENING E E E E E E E

HERE,

SEQ1 - SEQ NAME FOR THE SHIFTS.

1,2AND 3 - ARE THE SHIFT NUMBERS.

M,A AND E - ARE THE SHIFT SHIFT NAME DEFINED IN ABV STEP B .

THEN , GO TO WORK CENTER CHANGE MODE ,

CAPACITY TAB --> CAPACITY HEADER ---> (FIELD) GRPING

HERE PRESS F4 U WILL FIND OUR GRPING NAME DEFINE IN OP4A.

ASSIGN THE SAME AND GO TO THE PUSH BUTTON "INTERVALS AND SHIFTS "

ON THE NEXT SCREEN PRESS THE PUH BUTTON "+INTERVAL"

THEN ENTER IN THE TABLE :

VALID FROM TO SHIFT-SEQ LENTH OF CYCLE WORKDAYS

DATE

01.01.2007 SEQ1 1 "BLANK"

THEN U WILL FIND ALL THE THREE SHIFTS DEFINED WILL APPEARE AND

ASSIGNED TO WORK CENTER.

[former_member196398]

Raj,

In the capacity header you will find function button "Intervals & Shift" hit on that or Shift+F12 to define your shifts.

You need to maintain shift grouping details using transaction "OP4A" to use them in the workcenter.(If standard shift defination exists)

Regards,

Prasobh