MD04 purchase order

[Former Member]

In MD04, I am seeing a purchase order..if i check that in display mode,i am not seeing any Purchase requisition inside that.. So this is a manually createed Purchse order..

When I check the PO pegged requirements, there are so many requirements .I need a help on How come these requirements get attached to this PO as peggeed requirements..Is that done by the system while MRP?

[Former Member]

Hi karthick,

First of all as one of the sdn lad said you have to run the MD09 transaction then all the pegged requirements get assigned exactly.

Initially MD04 if you go and check it it gives the Dynamic information of particular Material or product ok.

So, if you want to see the requrements properly first run the MRP Run (MD02 planning run)and then come back to stock requirerments lists ok.

If you want to see the PO requirements want to be as a pegged requirements then Run the MD09 Stock requirements List, then you can view the exact one.

I hope you you will get it, If any questions please ask.

Regards,

Madhu.G

Edited by: madhu333mac on Oct 19, 2011 7:31 PM

[former_member311826]

@madhu. Sorry I beg to differ you. Please create one PR for delivery today come in MD04 without running MRP & check the Pegged reqmnt your doubt will get clear. There is no need to run the MRP to allocate the Pegged req for new created PR.

You can also del the 1st PR in system & then check the 2nd in line PR, The pegged rqmnt of 1st PR will get shifted.

Please correct me if I am worng. MD09 is just another tcode to check PIR if you don't want to see MD04

Edited by: Abhijit Gautam on Oct 19, 2011 7:52 PM

[former_member311826]

Dear Karthick,

It Gets attached automatically when you run MD09. its check which depn req can be covered through it. So it does not matter if it is created through PR or Manually by some users

[Former Member]

Pegging is a dynamic calculation done by the system & is not part of MRP. So each time you click on pegging, system does a calculation to check which of the demands it meets.

If you wish to test, you might consider moving out some demands or adding some new demands, then when you click on pegging you can see the difference.

Hope it clarifies.