Dear friends,
While releasing process order i m getting following error message.
" Storage location in PUB(loc1) is not same as storage location (loc2)''.
how to remove this error and release the order.
Thanks & regards,
Sandip Sonar
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Hello Sandip,
Could you please provide the error message number ?
Thanx & Regards,
Mauro
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Hi Sandip,
The error message LP 099 'Stor. location in PUB X is not the same as prod.stor. location Y' is issued when the system finds inconsistancy in your customizing of the couple storage location - Production supply area for your components in your process order.
The logic of the storage location determination is the following ...
The issuing storage location is determined in three steps:
1. First, the issue storage location of the material to be issued (MARC-LGPRO) is transferred to the material master from the MRP data if it is filled.
2. The system overwrites this value with the issue storage location from the bill of material (RC29P-LGORT, STPO-LGORT) if it is filled.
3. If the operation to which the component is assigned in production order contains a work center with supply area, the storage location is transferred from this supply area (PVBE-LGORT). However, this transfer is only carried out if storage location data (MARD) is maintained for this storage location for the material.
The logic of the supply area determination:
Priority of supply area determination for WM staging is as follows :
1. Supply Area of Work Center (highest priority) If no supply area defined look to
2. Supply Area in item of Bill of material (second priority) If no supply area defined look to
3. Material Master View MRP2 (third priority) If no supply area defined -> Error message LP 099
I hope this helps in sorting the issue.
Regards,
Mauro
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