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Reply from giso_vonpetersdorff on Oct 19 at 11:24 AM Hi
Normal scheduling in PP is done with the assumption of infinite capacity on the work centres. It merely plans that if the product is needed at time x, the you have to start at time x minus production time. You can use capacity planning in R/3 to achieve what you want, ?though it does have some limitations. Works well if you have a distinct bottleneck work centre or just one work step.
Giso
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From: Chaidez_SAP_PP
Sent: Saturday, October 17, 2015 11:10 PM
Subject: How to Schedule a Production Order considering the Work Center Availability?
I create a production order for each Finished Product Unit.
When I produce a Finished Product, it pass through many Work Centers. When it have passed through Work Center "1", this one is available for the next finished product.
When I schedule the next production order it schedule even at the same time, so it doesn't consider Work Center availability.
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