on ‎2016 Dec 05 10:44 AM
Dear all,
I am trying to do the following:
When a new order is created, I want to automatically schedule it so that it starts at the time when the previous order was scheduled to be) finished. For example
order 100000001/0010 with planned work =60 mins starts 12:00 and finishes 13:00. When I create order 100000002, I want the order to start at 13:00
I know I can do this with relationships within the operations, or capacity levelling but I was wondering whether there is something in customizing that I missed. I am leaning towards a user exit at save that does the whole thing, i.e finds the last order and adjusts the start date of the current order.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Michalis
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Michalis,
Its a long time since I messed around with capacity planning in any detail.
Have a look at this document
PeteA
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Thanks Pete, I am fiddling around with the "Overall Profile" in that screen. I am trying to at least get my orders to shift when the work center is overloaded.
work center capacity = 8 hrs
order 1 = 4 planned hrs
order 2 = 5 planned hours
let's say both orders start on 08.12 I want the second order to continue into 09.12 for 1 hr. Is this possible?
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Michalis,
From memory there's some customizing in the availability check area that needs to be done too.
Have a look at transaction OIOI and the Capacity Availability settings at the bottom of the screen.
PeteA
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Pete,
I have already tried the two settings before even posting anything . Doesn't seem to affect anything. Which is surprising because the technical information behind "Relevant for finite scheduling" says the following:
"Finite scheduling calculates the start and finish dates for operations in an order.
Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling (SCM-APO-PPS) A detailed scheduling strategy with which you schedule orders and operations, taking into account the existing resource load. A resource overload cannot occur."
I am trying to find relevant customizing under Production Planning in SPRO, and I'm currently reading on Strategy profiles. Looks relevant, I just don't know how to assign the profile to my order...
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Hi Michalis,
I can't say that this new format has been an overwhelming success to date. But fortunately there is a steady increase in questions...
You could try the following settings in the work centre Capacity Header:
But I wouldn't be too hopeful.
My guess is that you will need to develop a solution, possibly via BADI WORKORDER_UPDATE and method BEFORE_UPDATE (SE18).
PeteA
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Hi Pete, long time no see :). Thanks for the reply, I've been struggling to get responses to messages in the new forum format.
The orders would not be created from a maintenance plan. The logic is as follows:When I create a new work order, for the same work center, for the same day, I want the scheduled start time of the new order to be the scheduled start end time of the previous order (The system would always look for the closest open order). I can use tools like MRS and capacity levelling to do that manually, bit I want this to be done automatically at the order creation.
Maybe the business scenario helps in understanding what I want to do. The work center is a workshop for repairing customer equipment. I want to be able to tell the customer when they'll be able to pick up their (repaired equipment). Have you done some thing similar?
I am leaning towards custom development. Unless there is some customizing that I am not thinking about.
Kind regards
Michalis
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Michalis
Are these orders created from a maintenance plan? If, not, then how will the subsequent order "know" about any preceding orders?
PeteA
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