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Re: Distribution Key for Planned Order

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Hi Ignacio,

 

I think you can use BAdI MD_ADAPT_DISTRIBUTION to adjust the start and

end dates/times for the distribution function.

 

This is the help document from SAP:

 

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You can use this Business Add-In in the component PP-MRP-PE to adjust

the following parameters for the distribution of order/requirement

quantities:

 

 

o   Start and end date of the distribution

 

 

o   Valid factory calendar for the distribution

 

In the standard behavior, the relevant planned order quantities are

distributed between basic start and basic end date or the component

requirement quantities between between earliest and latest requirement

date. In some applications, however, especially in the process industry,

it may be useful to stipulate a distribution interval that is better

geared to the actual production dates here. Thus, for example, you can

stipulate in the BAdI that the production dates determined by the system

in lead-time scheduling are to be used for the quantity distribution.

 

The following methods are available:

 

 

o   You can use the ADAPT_ORDER_DATES method to adjust the start and end

     date for the distribution of the order quantity (quantity of header

     material). The distribution function at the level of the order

     header is effective only in the display transactions of material

     requirements planning, not for the planning.

 

 

o   You can use the  ADAPT_DEP_REQ_DATES method to adjust the start and

     end date for the quantity distribution of the components.

     These changes are effective not only in the display transactions of

     material requirements planning, but also for the planning.

 

Best Regards,

Hengky


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