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Monday, 23 May 2011
15:26
Hi Paul,
Unfortunately, I don't agree upon your justificaton as we have been using the same material ID in several companies that I have been working with and we have not encountered any problem at all in terms of material search and/or reporting. Once again, there are always pros and cons in both alternatives and it is, therefore, subject to business management decision on which option is best suitable to the company's working environment.
Hi Mato,
I have checked (by chance) yesterday afternoon the configuration while working on other issue and found out that you can control if a particular type of stock is considered during MRP run. The conclusion is that you can exclude either block stock or stock in transfer or restricted use stock from net requirements calculation during MRP run. The related setting is under IMG ---> Material Management ---> Consumption-Based Planning ---> Planning ---> MRP Calculation ---> Stock ---> Define Stock in Transfer and Blocked Stock Availability.
Cheers,
HT
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Mato S
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 10:59 AM
Subject: Split Valuation with MRP
Hi all,
I have materials with split valuation (new, repaired, faulty materials). This are machine spare parts. The valuation of the repaired is 50% of new price, and the faulty materials have price 0.
I want to use MRP to plan the purchases to vendors, but I like to not use the faulty materials stocks in the MRP process. I mean, when SAP checks the current stocks, I want it not to consider the faulty materials.
Do you have any idea of how I can do it?
Thanks in advance,
Matías. |
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