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AT0 : static and dynamic processing

09-25-2008 2:33 PM
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dear guru ,

whose are the differences in assembly to order with planned

order between static and dynamic processing ?

Thanks.

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Thanks.

For both processing the system set the firming indicator flag in the planned orders ?

Former Member
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Hi,

As much as i can remember for static it firms the planned order and for dynamic it doesnt. You can please test and confirm this for yourself with your material.

Due to time constraints, i couldn't test it. (For static planned order, choose 1 and for dyanmic planned order choose 4 in assembly type indicator of reqmt class in OVZG).

regards,

Ashok

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Former Member
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Thanks Ashok.

Last question.

For both processing (static and dynamic) the planned order is created and fixed when you save sales order ?

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Former Member
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Hi,

Planned order or production depends on the key you choose in the assembly type indicator. You will get a planned order / porduction order in static processing if you choose 1/2 respectively and you will get a planned order / production order in dynamic processing if you choose 4/3 respectively.

But yes, in both cases the planned order or production order is created and saved, the moment you save the sales order.

Regards,

Ashok

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Hi,

Static assembly processing :

If you create a sales order for a material with the 'assembly processing' technique, the system carries out an availability check for the components needed for the assembly and creates a single procurement element in the background.

The procurement element is assigned to the sales order directly. The number of the procurement element is determined in the sales order.

Dynamic assembly Processing :

If you create a sales order for a material with the 'assembly processing' technique, the system carries out an availability check for the components needed for the assembly. Depending on the results of the availability check, either one or several procurement elements are created. The quantity for a one-time delivery and/or the next possible deadline for a full delivery and/or a delivery proposal with then ext possible deadline are displayed on the availabililty control screen.

During dynamic assembly processing, you can not change the quantities and deadlines. You can, however, select the 'fix date and quantity' field, if necessary. The 'check scope' and 'other plants' functions are not available here.

The procurement element numbers are not saved in the sales order. The link between the procurement element and the sales order is created using the number of the individual stage (sales order number/item). For this reason, it is possible to carry out another availability check taking into account incoming stock and additional, manually entered procurement elements.

In Requirements class definition (OVZG), The assembly type indicator determines:

- Which procurement element is created

- Whether a 1:1 link exists between the sales order and the procurement element (static procedure) or whether a loose link exists with the option of splitting dates and quantities (dynamic procedure).

In the case of static assembly order processing, you make the changes to the production order directly from the sales order.

In the case of dynamic assembly order processing, you must call the production orders separately.

Also refer link below for more details:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/41/191eab45fd11d188ff0000e8322f96/frameset.htm

Regards,

Ashok