on 12-20-2008 6:03 AM
Dear all ,
I want to Control the MRP Planning ( MD01 ) only for Demand Orders..
Tell me any User exits / Badi for that Issue..
i checked in this enchancement M61X0001, this is correct or wrong ,,,,
With Regards ,
GJ
Dear GJ,
You are using MD61, which is creating manual demand of a material in order to create stock of the material.
You may run MD01.
I suggest you go thro SAP Library and see for PP- Demand mgmt.- Planning strategies.
If your demand qty is less than your STPO then system shall generate seperate proposal.
This is a highly flexible scenario.
You can set the parameters for considerations in MRP as to which demands should be considered in MRP.
Regards,
Narendra.
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Dear GJ,
Yes it is possible.
Please note that MD01 is not for an individual demand of a material or order.
It is run at plant or MRP area level.
For Demand order if it is a sale order you run MD50
FOr material you run MD02.
Now if you have a material produced and sold from one plant and same material is sold by another plant where both plants belong to same company then second plant will generate a STPO on first plant i.e. mfg plant.
So I think if your demand is a sale order go for MD50 - sale order MRP or MD02 --
I suggest you run MD02, check MRP results and then choose accrdingly.
Regrads,
Narendra.
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Hi,
Can you please tell us from where these demand orders are coming i mean what is driving these demand orders, for example is it coming from sales ?
Regards,
Abhijeet Guha
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Dear GJ,
Thanx for the reply.
Mass MRP is run in three modes - normally net change planning is considered in which all the materials that have undergone some change in demand or supply and stock - gain or consumption are considered.
If your demand is via planning you generate a Planned Independent Requirement PIR.
STPO is a stock transfer order typicaaly from a plant to a plant.
And I was refering to a Sale Order which comes from a customer.
If your STPO is getting generated from a plant you can exclde the plant from planning scope. If not then it can be difficult if for same material you receive a sale order and stpo both.
OR you can use single level MRP for selective materials.
Hope this is sufficient.
Regards,
Narendra.
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Dear Narendra. ,
thnks for ur reply ,,,
i have one more doubt,,can u explain me ,,,
One material having Demand order ,same material having STO (Stock transfer order also ),
if i run the MRP (MD01) for that material , i need material Planning only for Demand order , not planning for STO (Stock transfer order a),, RIght now MRP planning both orders , i want to stop the planning in STO (stock transfer order ) ,,Is this Possible ? ,,,,,,,,
with regards,
GJ
Hi GJ,
If Demand Order is a sale order you are refering to then MD01 will not be useful as planning scope is for a plant or MRP area.
If it is PIR then you need not use any user exit.
If you wish to run sale order MRP o a mass scale please confirm.
Regards,
Narendra.
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Dear,
You need to go for enhancement M61X0001 with function al modules EXIT_SAPLM61C_001 and EXIT_SAPMM61X_001 and you can define parameters like MRP controller, MRP Type,Material group etc. It will work for you.
Regards,
R,Brahmankar
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