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Notification and Work order generation to account for non working days

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Hi all,

Currently when creating a notification it doesn't account for non working days, when I create a work order from the notification it also doesn't account for non working days.

If I create a work order with iw31 it does account for non working days, but if I change the priority it stops accounting for the non working days.

Ideally I'd like everything to function the same, all accounting for non working days.

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peter_atkin
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The standard Priorty configuration (OIO2) doenst account for non working days.

However, there ar the following user-exits available to detrmine your own priority logic:

  • IWO10012 Maintenance order: Priority handling on central header
  • QQMA0018 QM/PM/SM: Deadline setting based on entered priority

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PeteA

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sebastian_lenartowicz
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Greetings Angela,

By "accounting for non-working days" do you mean the warning Message no. IW437 ?

You may implement a check on the Notification level using customer exit QQMA0014 to prevent setting Notification dates on red-letter days.

Could you elaborate on the issue you have when setting the Priority? Red-letter days and Factory Calendar is not relevant to Priority, unless you implemented some customer exit as well?