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ATP Customizing Disappeared

stefan1986
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Hi,

After an Upgrade with HANA 2022 some ATP Customizing Functions disappeared and i do not know where to find them. In older HANA Version you had the possibility to tick following options in this customizing step:

Sales- Basic Functions- Availability Check- Availability Check with ATP- Define Availability Check Group 

1. Total Sales

2. Total Deliver Reqs

3. Block with TrO Qties

4. no Pac.

5. Accumul.

6. RelChkPlan

Last 3 options can be found in the new (2022) customizing step Define Basic Availability Check Group Behavior but i cannot find customizing step for the first 3 options, they disappeared.

In the table TMVF are maintained- SM30 did not help.

 

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DominikTylczyn
Active Contributor
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Hi @stefan1986 

See the note 2267745 - S4TWL - New advanced ATP in SAP S/4HANA, on-premise edition – Table VBBS. Aggregated ATP quantities have been removed in S/4HANA.

Best regards

Dominik Tylczynski

stefan1986
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Hi @DominikTylczyn , in this note is mentioned that this functionality has been deactivated with HANA 2015 or 2017. But in our HANA Version 2020 we still had this possibility.

In HANA 2022 is no possiblity to change somewehere these fields (first 3) but the table TMVF has these fields without possibility to change them...

stefan1986
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so still not understandable...

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Answers (1)

DominikTylczyn
Active Contributor
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Hi @stefan1986 

The aggregates are removed from the very early releases of S/4HANA, I guess from the first release even - see the simplification item:

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The fact that SUMAU and SUMLF are still there in the TMVF or that you could maintain them in the ATP configuration doesn't mean that the corresponding functionality is still there.

The bottom line is that ATP in S/4HANA doesn't use aggregates even if the corresponding settings are still there.

Cheers

Dominik Tylczynski