Deleting PIR using MD74/MD75/MD76

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus

Is it possible for me to delete PIRs with open Sales Orders from previous months using MD74, MD75 and MD76?

Regards

Obie

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello,

For Open Sales order you have to check the MRP stragery group, for having a consumption from your PIR by your SALES ORDERS.

MD74 - deletes only the PIR

MD75 - deletes only the history created against each PIR

MD76 - mass deletion with history

If you want to delete old PIR then obvious choice is MD75.

However for any old PIRs you want just to change them and not to delete then you can go for MD74

Hope the information is useful

regards

[Former Member]

Hello Obie,

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/cb/7f9b7043b711d189410000e829fbbd/frameset.htm

With the reorganization function, you can delete planned independent requirements for which there are no sales orders in the database. You can delete the planned independent requirements history.

A key date is required to carry out reorganization which is calculated as follows: the system checks whether a reorganizing interval is maintained in Customizing for the plant that you want to reorganize. If an interval is maintained for this plant, the system uses this information to calculate the key date. If no interval is maintained for this plant, the system checks whether intervals are maintained for any other plants, and selects the largest interval to calculate the key date. You can change the key date proposed in the initial screen for reorganization.

You can change the proposed key date when deleting the history. You can set a shorter interval for deleting histories than for deleting the requirements records.

So i doubt that you would be able to delete the PIRs.

[AnupPatil]

Hello Obie,

You might aware that using MD74/75 & MD76, you can delete PIR's which are NOT assigned to any specific Customer Requirement. If any requirement is assigned to it then system will not delete it.

You can view the PIR assignments using MD73, if any.

Regards,

Anup