on 2011 May 13 3:54 PM
Hi,
I am looking for some templates if available with respect to Material consumption at Line level, i am able to achieve this at plant level but i am not sure if this is possible to show a material consumption at Line level. I am integrrating with ERP and not to any shop floor system, if anyone make me understand how this can be achievable would be great.
Any references would be helpfull.
Thanks,
Mukul
Edited by: Mukula on May 13, 2011 4:56 PM
thanks all for the suggestions
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Hi,
Not sure about templates but let me ask you this - when you say line level are you trying to search for Goods Movements for a production/process order?
I am not sure how you would go to a line level , you probably will have to search for goods mmovements associated with each of the operations/phases associated with the order. Is this what you are trying to accomplish?
Thanks
Udayan
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Hi Udayan,
Ok, I am able to get the material usage at Plant level but at the same time i have a requirement at line level. I am not sure How i can make this possible the material usage at line level i,e Line performance. I wanted to show Expected material usage,actual material usage, Exp Material Usage Vs Actual Material usage ( 1) and waste % of actual material usage(2), Fin goods expected quantity,Fin goods actual qquantiy(3) at each line level. So 3 dashboard levels. It is Line performance
Thanks,
Mukul
Hi Mukul,
Some of those values are assigned to the Order in ECC. So to get those values, you need someone a bit savvy in PP/PPPI.
You can use RFC_READ_TABLE in MII to directly read one or more tables or views in ECC. I do not know which of the tables to read from, but you can do some research in SE11 transaction in ECC to possibly find the right table. However, I am not an expert on ECC Order table structures, so I can't point you in a better direction. However, if you look in SE37 at some of the BAPI_PROCORD* or BAPI_PRODORD* function modules, you can see some of the tables which are used.
Good luck,
Mike
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