on 04-07-2009 3:24 PM
Hi Gurus,
we have component parts are set up as VB in the MRP 1 view as manual re order point planning. They have fixed lot size and re order quantities in SAP. When doing MD01 ,we are getting SDEB's instead of purchase requistions even though the stock is below the reorder point for the component materials. This type of planning has always triggered a req not a s/deb, the MRP Controller
has NEVER had to change the s/deb to a req since we have been using SAP in 1997. This is only a recent issue and I cannot get a reasonable solution for it.
Please suggest What type of planning should be used in SAP so that when MRP runs and the material is at or below reorder point, a requisition is created ?
Thanks for your understanding.
Naveen.A
Thank u
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Please check this..
You will get Planned orders instead of purchase requisitions if and only if u have the procurement type as X( both inhouse and external procurement)..Change this to F..In MRP 2 view...and run MRP again...THen you wll get purchase requisitions..
karthick
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Hi,
I have a similar problem, I'm getting planned orders instead of requisitions,even though the Procurement type is F.
When make any changes in the material (for example reorder point, max stock level etc.) and run MRP and MD04 , a requirement appears as expected.
Do you have any ideas what I'm doing wrong.
Thanks,
Dave
Hi,
I have a similar problem, I'm getting planned orders instead of requisitions,even though the Procurement type is F.
When make any changes in the material (for example reorder point, max stock level etc.) and run MRP and MD04 , a requirement appears as expected.
Do you have any ideas what I'm doing wrong.
Thanks,
Dave
If SDEB's mean "planned orders" then please check to see how you are running MRP.
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Naveen,
Can you explain what "SDEB" means?
Regards,
Prasobh
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