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SAP Recipe management

Posted on Mar 04, 2013 at 07:20 AM 200 Views

Hi all,

i just stared working on SAP Recipe management, kindly let me know the process with T-codes.

regards,

kirran

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    Posted on Mar 04, 2013 at 09:30 AM
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    Hi Kiran,

    You might find it worthwhile to study the Recipe Development component in SAP PLM 7.02. This component uses the PLM web UI, so there are no t-codes to remember.

    Recipe Development covers/touches the following processes:

    1. Creation and maintenance of specifications such as substance masters

    2. Creation and maintenance of recipes - formula optimization

    3. Creation of label sets

    4. Compliance check of recipes and specifications

    5. Change management - use of Engineering Record, change master, versioning, mass change

    6. Handover of BOM to manufacturing, etc.

    You may like to study the RKT documentation on this subject available since EhP5.

    Best regards,

    Rajeev

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      Nov 09, 2013 at 03:24 PM

      Dear sir,

      i was looking for material about recipe management and formulation and process manufacturing in sap so my search led me to the link you kindly attached but its asking for a user name and password so if there s any help u can offer i ll b glad to receive

      best regards

      shrouk

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