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Reply from tomevans866 on Oct 14 at 12:30 PM Mitch,
I searched a bit in support.sap.com and found the same (or similar) error messages (61 060, 61 061, 61 062) and SAP Notes 204127 and 549193. Essentially, SAP is trying to start the cycle counting schedule on 31.12.1997, but since there is no Factory Calendar for that date, it is unable to establish the schedule.
I am unsure where the date 31.12.1997 is coming from. Is there any data in the client in which you are configuring? If yes, the date could be coming from one of the master records. If no, then it may be a system default.
I think you could, without harm, establish factory calendars back to 1997, but I would only do this on SAP's advice. There are many things that could be impacted (depending on what functions you are using in MM, PP, PM, SD).
You may be able to just transport the OMCO changes and not the factory calendar assignment.
I suggest submitting a support request to SAP.
Tom
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Mitch
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2015 3:04 PM
Subject: Using OMCO trying to set up cycle counting
OMCO—trying to set Cycle counting up but get the error message.
When I highlight the row for my plant -- SAP error
31.12.1997 date lies before start of factory calendar.
There are no factory calendars in the table set up with this date.
My plant factory calendar is set up the following way:
Validity Dates
Z7 Global - 24/7 Calendar 2013 2040
Cal assignment to plant.
AUA2 Z7 Global - 24/7 Calendar
My question is why am I getting hard error:
31.12.1997 date lies before start of factory calendar.
How to correct this and where is this date coming from. |
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