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how to run mrp as a background job

deepu_p2
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Hi

my client is asking me to schedule an mrp run for 1 plant at 8pm.

how do i do this. can i schedule mrp in such a way that it automatically runs every day at 8pm.

is there ane report where i can get all the planned orders that are generated for that mrp run irrespective of material.

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Accepted Solutions (1)

Former Member

Hi,

Through T-Code MDBT, you need to create a variant. In that variant we need to define the scope planning, means what are the plants should be considered in the planning run and what sequence it has to run. Then we need to schedule the job to execute daily manner using T-code SM36 or your basis consultant will schedule the job.

Regards,

V. Suresh

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Answers (3)

rupesh_brahmankar3
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Dear,

First define Scope of Planning for Total Planning in OM0E for particular plant.

Then in MDBT define back ground scheduling parameter. then go to schedule job button.

Fill in the Date and Time value.

Click Schedule periodically as DAY-1 and define time as 8:00

It will work for you. Result of scheduling you can check in MD04 or MD05.

Hope clear to you.

Regards,

R.Brahmannkar

muthusamy_sankaran
Active Contributor
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Hi Deepu,

MDBT transaction is used to for background MRP Run

Click the below link for more details on how to proceed further.

http://www.sap-img.com/pp019.htm

For all planned orders, you can use TCode: COOIS and tick mark the check box plnned orders

Regards,

Sankaran

Former Member
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Deepu,

I can't imagine why a person would want to see ALL planned orders for an MRP run. If this is a legitimate requirement, you could do an SE16 display of table PLAF.

In most companies, planning workload is divided up amongst various MRP controllers. Each controller wishes to see only the planned orders that are relevant for his products.

CO41 is a transaction that is designed for the mass conversion of planned orders to production orders. However, the initial display screen is in fact a listing of planned orders. This is the type of report that a planner would be more likely to wish to review. It allows branching to MD04 and to other relevant screens which would help a planner to make the relevant decisions.

Regards,

DB49