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RE:[sap-log-pp] Work center is overloading when starting to create Work Order in Production

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Posted by Roger Mou (None)
on Jun 29 at 8:53 PM 		Mark this reply as helpfulMark as helpful
Dear Giuseppe,

Many thanks for your explanation for my question; may I check one thing with you further? is there any configuration in IMG we can calcel this message when creating IMG?

Thanks & Best Regards

Roger

---------------Original Message---------------
From: JoeCa
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 7:16 AM
Subject: Work center is overloading when starting to create Work Order in Production

> Hi,
>
> The system is just performing a capacity analysis on the work centers in the production order. It states that you have an overload of capacity on that work center. It's just a suggestion to reschedule to order at different date.
> There is no specific problem that might be triggered at later stage, at least not on the system side. You might have an issue on the shop floor if the current production plan is the correct one because, as you probably know, SAP works with infinite capacity, which means that it schedules orders based on the requested date (and eventually components availability) without considering capacity on the work centers. The capacity analysis is an action that can be performed at a later stage in the flow.
> The system is suggesting to proceed with some sort of leveling. That's all.
>
> GIUSEPPE CASCELLI

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