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SAP PRODUCTION PLANNING

CONFIGURATION MANUAL

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Contents
1.ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTUTRE.............................................................................................4
2. SPRO CUSTOMIZING...................................................................................................................5
3. EDIT, CHECK, COPY, DELETE COMPANY CODE..................................................................13
4. MAINTAIN CONTROLLING AREA...........................................................................................24
5. PLANT...........................................................................................................................................28
6. STORAGE LOCATION.................................................................................................................37
7. ASSIGN COMPANY CODE TO COMPANY...............................................................................41
8. ASSIGN COMPANY CODE TO CONTROLLING AREA..........................................................44
9. ASSIGN PLANT TO COMPANY CODE.....................................................................................48
10. MODIFICATION PARAMETERS..............................................................................................53
11. DEFAULT VALUES FOR BOM..................................................................................................55
12. BOM USAGES............................................................................................................................56
13. DEFINE COPY DEFAULT FOR BOM USAGE – ITEM STATUSES.......................................60
14. DEFINE MATERIAL TYPES ALLOWED FOR BOM HEADER.............................................62
15. DEFINE BOM STATUSES..........................................................................................................64
16. ITEM CATEGORIES...................................................................................................................66
17. MATERIAL TYPE ALLOWED IN BOM ITEMS......................................................................68
18. RELEVANCY TO COSTING......................................................................................................70
19. ORDER OF PRIORITY FOR BOM USAGES............................................................................72
20. BOM APPLICATIONS................................................................................................................74
21. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN RELATED APPLICATION AREAS.........................76
21.1. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN INVENTORY MANAGEMENT........................76
21.2. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN PRODUCTION...................................................77
21.3. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN MRP....................................................................78
22. WORK CENTER CATEGORY...................................................................................................79
23. TASK LIST USAGE....................................................................................................................82
24. PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR WORK CENTER.....................................................................85
25. DEFINE DEFAULT WORK CENTER........................................................................................87
26. DEFINE STANDARD VALUE ......................................................................89
27. DEFINE STANDARD VALUE KEY.........................................................................................90
28. DEFINE CONTROL KEY...........................................................................................................92
29. DEFINE SET UP TYPE...............................................................................................................95
30. DEFINE WAGE GROUP.............................................................................................................97
31. DEFINE SUITABILITY..............................................................................................................99
32. DEFINE TYPE OF STANDARD VALUE DETERMINATION...............................................101
33. DEFINE CAPACITY CATEGORIES........................................................................................103
34. DEFINE CAPACITY PLANNER..............................................................................................105
35. DEFINE ROUTING STATUSES...............................................................................................106
36. DEFINE TASK LIST USAGES.................................................................................................108
37. MAINTAIN REQUIREMENT CLASSES................................................................................109
38. DEFINE REQUIREMENT TYPE..............................................................................................111
39. DEFINE STRATEGY................................................................................................................113
40. DEFINE STRATEGY GROUP..................................................................................................115
41. CARRY OUT OVERALL MAINTENANCE OF PLANT PARAMETER...............................117
42. DEFINE MRP CONTROLLERS...............................................................................................119
43. CHECK MRP TYPES................................................................................................................121
44. CHECK LOT SIZE PROCEDURE...........................................................................................123
45. SCHEDULE MARGIN KEY.....................................................................................................125
46. DEFINE ORDER TYPES..........................................................................................................127
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47. DEFINE ORDER TYPE DEPENDENT PARAMETER...........................................................129
48. DEFINE PRODUCTION SCHEDULING PROFILE...............................................................133
49. AVAILABILITY CHECK..........................................................................................................135
49.1. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING GROUP...............................................................135
49.2. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING RULE..................................................................137
49.3. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING RULE..................................................................138
49.4. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING RULE..................................................................140
50. CONFIRMATION PARAMETERS...........................................................................................142
51. ENGINEERING CHANGE MANAGEMENT.........................................................................145
51.1. NUMBER RANGE MAINTENANCE-CHANGE MASTER RECORD..........................147
51.2. CHANGE MASTER STATUS............................................................................................149
51.3. MODIFICATION PARAMETERS FOR THE BOM.........................................................151
51.4. SELECTION FOR ROUTING...........................................................................................152

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1. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTUTRE

CLIENT

COMPANY CODE = CONTROLLING AREA

COMPANY

PLANT 1 PLANT2 PLANT 3

ST.LOC1 ST.LOC2 ST.LOC1 ST.LOC2 ST.LOC1 ST.LOC2

the above shown are the organisational structure of sap.

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2. SPRO CUSTOMIZING

Enter SPRO T-code.


Then press enter button.

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Now you click the SAP reference IMG.
Then you got the below screen

To click enterprise structure (arrow)

To click the definition (arrow)


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Now to click financial accounting (arrow)

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To click the define company (execute symbol).

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You may do it by two choices
1. by new entries
2. Copy as
Now we do the second choice
Select the 1000 company and click copy as (noted by arrow).

Enter the required details. Enter the company, company name & address.

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Now click the save button.

Now you click the create request.

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Here you can enter your short description as per your wish. Press save button

Then click the tick mark.

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Then the data was saved.

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3. EDIT, CHECK, COPY, DELETE COMPANY CODE
MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Definition -> financial accounting ->
Edit, copy, delete, check company code

Now press the execute (clock like symbol)

Now double click the yellow shaded line

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Now click the copy as (which is shown by arrow).

Then press tick mark.


Enter your company code (to company code)
From company code 1000 is standard(but changeable as per your wish).

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Press enter.

Press enter button.

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Press tick mark.

Press tick mark.

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Press enter.

Press tick mark.

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Enter the interval without overlap.

Just edit as shown in figure(compare with above shown figure)

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Press tick mark.

Now the company code is copied.

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Click the completed activities tab. then press back button.

Now double click the edit company code data (yellow shaded line).

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Now select your company code.
Then press details button.

Edit your company name, country, currency, language, and city.


Then click address shown by arrow.

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Here enter the required details of the company. Then press tick mark.

Press the save button.


Then data was saved.

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4. MAINTAIN CONTROLLING AREA
MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Definition -> Controlling ->
Maintain controlling area

now click the maintain controlling area the (clock like) execute button.

Now select the maintain controlling area line and double click it .

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Now click the new entries.

Now enter the controlling area. select the tab controlling area=company code.
Then dropdown the assignment control and select controlling area as same as
company code.
Enter currency, currency type, chart of accounts, fiscal year variant.
Then save.

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Now click tick mark.

Now the data was saved.

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Then press back key which is shown by arrow.

Then give yes to the save changes.

Then data was saved.

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5. PLANT
MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Definition -> Logistics-General ->
Define check, copy, delete plant

Now click the execute button.

Select the copy, delete, check plant line and double click it.

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Now click the copy as(shown by arrow).

Enter your plant (to plant)


1000 is the standard (from plant).you may change the from plant whatever you
want.

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click the tick mark.

Now press the enter button.

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Now click the tick mark.

Plant 1000 copied to your plant.

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Now click the completed activities tab.

And the click back button.

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DEFINE PLANT

Select the define plant line and double click it.

Now search your plant.


Go to position and enter your plant name.

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Now select your plant.
And click the details button.

Enter your name.

And click the address button.

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Enter the required address and details. Then click the tick mark.

Then press the save button.

Now press the tick mark.

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Now above screen show all the details for your plant.

Then the data was saved.

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6. STORAGE LOCATION
MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Definition -> Material Management ->
Maintain storage Location.

Click the execute which is shown by arrow.

Enter your plant.


Click the tick mark.

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Now click the select all.
And then click delete button.

Then click tick mark.

And then press the save button.

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Now click new entries.

Then enter your storage location and description.

And then click save button.

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Now click the tick mark.

Now the data was saved.

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7. ASSIGN COMPANY CODE TO COMPANY
MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Assignment -> Financial accounting ->
Assign Company code to company.

Now click the execute button which is shown by arrow.

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Go to position enter your company code or dropdown to find your company
code.

Here enter you company.


And then press enter.
And then click save button.

Now click the tick mark.


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Now the data was saved.

8. ASSIGN COMPANY CODE TO CONTROLLING


AREA
MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Assignment -> Controlling -> Assign
company code to controlling area

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Now click the execute which is shown by arrow.

Select your controlling area. And then double click the assignment of company
code.

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Here no entries are found.
So click new entries.

Here enter your company code.


And then press enter button.
And then press save button.
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Here click the tick mark.

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Now the data was saved.

9. ASSIGN PLANT TO COMPANY CODE


MENU PATH – Enterprise structure -> Assignment -> Logistics – General
->Assign plant to company code

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Now click the execute shown by arrow.

Here first select your plant which has 1000 as the company code. And then
press the delete button.

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Here click the yes (shown by arrow).
And then press save button.

Here click the tick mark.

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Then the data was saved.
And then click new entries.

Enter company code.


Enter plant.
And then press enter button.

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After enter your company code and plant. Press enter button.

After that press save button.

Now the data was saved.

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10. MODIFICATION PARAMETERS
Modification parameters are generally one-time settings for BOM
management, which you should not change after you start using BOMs
productively. In the standard system, default values are defined.

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Bill of material -> Control data
for bill of materials -> Define modification parameters
TCODE - OS27

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Now you follow the menu path.

And then click the execute button.

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Enter your standard unit.

Tick the bom validity maintenance and ec management active.

And then press the enter button.

After that click the save button.

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11. DEFAULT VALUES FOR BOM

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Bill of material -> Control data
for bill of materials -> Define modification parameters
TCODE – OS28

Enter the base quantity

BOM status

Size unit

var size item unit.

And then press save button.

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12. BOM USAGES
In this step, you define the BOM usages. When you define a BOM usage, you
define the configuration of the item status. The item status is made up of a
number of indicators in the BOM item (for example, relevant to production,
relevant to engineering/design, and so on). The item status controls how the
BOM item is processed in related application areas.

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material ->General Data->
Bom Usages -> Define Bom usages
TCODE -OS20

Here follow the path. Click the execute button.

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Now click the new entries.

Enter your Bom usage.


Then click prod.tab and select the (+) as required entry.
Then enter spares, pm and others as optional or no entry.

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Enter as per shown by arrow and then press save button.

Click the tick mark.

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Then the data was saved.

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13. DEFINE COPY DEFAULT FOR BOM USAGE –
ITEM STATUSES

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material ->General Data->
Bom Usages -> Define Copy default for Bom usages – item statuses
TCODE -OS21

In this step, you can define default values for the various item status indicators
for each BOM usage. These values are proposed as defaults when you create
new BOM items.

Now click the new entries.

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Enter bom usage.

Tick production tab.

And give ‘X‘ for relevant.

And then press save button. Then the data was saved.

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14. DEFINE MATERIAL TYPES ALLOWED FOR
BOM HEADER
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> General data->
Define material types allowed for BOM header.
TCODE - OS24

In this step, you specify which material types in conjunction with BOM usages
are allowed for the BOM header material.

Here click the execute button which is shown by arrow.

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Here click the new entries.

Enter bom usage.


Enter material type header * (all material type)
Enter allowed ( + ).and then press save button.

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15. DEFINE BOM STATUSES
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> General data->
Define BOM status
TCODE - OS23

Now click the new entries.

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Now enter bom status and tick the box which is shown by arrow.

And then click save.

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16. ITEM CATEGORIES
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Item data ->
Define item categories
TCODE - OS13

Just follow the path and click the execute(shown by arrow).

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Here click the new entries.

Enter item category.


Click inventory management tab.
Enter Item control.
Enter item category text.
And then click the save button.

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17. MATERIAL TYPE ALLOWED IN BOM ITEMS
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Item data ->
Define allowed material type for BOM items
TCODE - OS14
In this step, you define which material types you want to allow with which
BOM usages and which material types for BOM headers for creating BOM
items (material items).

Now click the new entries.

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Enter bom usage.

Enter material type header (*)

Enter material type BOM item (*)

Enter allowed (+).

And then click save button.

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18. RELEVANCY TO COSTING
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Item data from
related application areas -> Define relevancy to costing
TCODE – OS18

click the execute(shown by arrow).


Here click the new entries.
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Enter costing relevancy.

Enter costing relevancy name.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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19. ORDER OF PRIORITY FOR BOM USAGES
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Alternative
Determination -> Define order of priority for BOM usages
TCODE – OS31

Now click the execute (shown by arrow).

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Now click new entries.

Enter bom usages and others (shown by arrow).


Press enter button.
Then click save button

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20. BOM APPLICATIONS
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Alternative
Determination -> Define Applications
TCODE – OS30

Now click the new entries.

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Enter bom application

Enter selection id

Tick the boxes which are shown in the screen shots.

And then click save button.

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21. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN RELATED
APPLICATION AREAS

21.1. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN INVENTORY


MANAGEMENT

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Alternative
Determination -> Alternative determination in related application areas ->
Define alternative determination in inventory management.

Go to your plant.

Enter your bom application.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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21.2. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN PRODUCTION

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Alternative
Determination -> Alternative determination in related application areas ->
Define alternative determination in Production.

Enter your bom application in your plant for all order type.

And then press enter button.

And then press save button.

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21.3. ALTERNATIVE DETERMINATION IN MRP
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic Data -> Bill of material -> Alternative
Determination -> Alternative determination in related application areas ->
Define alternative determination in MRP.

Enter the selection id for your plant.

Then press enter button.

And then press save button.

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22. WORK CENTER CATEGORY
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> General data ->
Define work center category
TCODE-OP40

Here click the execute button (shown by arrow).

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Now click the new entries.

Enter the work center cat.


Enter description, field sequence etc..,
Press enter button..
After that select the whole line (the details you entered).
and then double click the application (i.e in the Dialog Structure).

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Enter the application whatever you want.
Then press enter.

And then click save button.

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23. TASK LIST USAGE
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> General data ->
Define task list usage.
TCODE-OP45

Now click the new entries.

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Enter the usage and description. Then press enter button. And then double click
task list type.

Here click the new entries. Enter your task list type.

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Enter task list type.

And then press save button.

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24. PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR WORK CENTER
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> General data ->
Determine person responsible.
TCODE –SPRO

Click the new entries.

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Enter the plant, person responsible.

Press enter button.

And then click the save button.

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25. DEFINE DEFAULT WORK CENTER
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> General data ->
Define default work center.
TCODE-OP42

In this, we can set a default values for work center (which is used by end user in
front end).we can assign default value for particular field in work center.

Enter the plant.

Enter work center category.

And the press enter button.

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Enter the person responsible.

Enter the usage. And then press enter.

And then click save button.

NOTE:
Likewise you can set default values for particular field in other tabs (like default
values, capacities, scheduling, costing)

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26. DEFINE STANDARD VALUE
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center ->
General data -> Standard value -> Define parameters
TCODE-OP7B

Click new entries.

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Enter parameter, origin, unit, dimension, text, keyword.

And then click save.

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27. DEFINE STANDARD VALUE KEY
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> General data ->
Standard value -> Define standard value key
TCODE-OP19

Now click new entries.

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Enter the parameters.
Maximum 6 parameters are assigned in single standard value key.
Press enter button. Then click save.

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28. DEFINE CONTROL KEY
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> Routing data ->
Define control key
TCODE-OP67

In this step, you define the control key of an operation. The control key
specifies the business functions you want to carry out with an operation and
how the SAP System processes an operation.

Now click the execute (which is shown by arrow).

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Now click the new entries.

Enter control key and its description.


Enter the necessary indicator(tick the boxes).
Enter external processing as internally processed operation for in house
production.
Enter the confirmation as 2(confirmation required).
And the click saves.

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29. DEFINE SET UP TYPE
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> Routing data ->
Define set up type

You define the setup type according to plant by using the setup type key. You
can print out setup type with shop floor papers. In sequencing, the optimum
sequences for setup are determined with the setup type key.

Now click the new entries.

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Enter your plant

Enter set up type key.

Enter description.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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30. DEFINE WAGE GROUP
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center ->
Routing data -> Define wage group.

In this step you define wage groups for operations and work centers. By
assigning an operation or a work center to a wage group you can evaluate the
work to be performed in the operation from a job evaluation point of view (for
instance suitable for unskilled labor or requiring special training). When you
confirm the operation, you enter the wage group that was actually used.

Click the execute (shown by arrow).

Enter the plant.

Click the tick mark.

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Click the new entries.

Enter the wage group.

Enter the description.

Press enter button. And then click save

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31. DEFINE SUITABILITY
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> Routing data ->
Define suitability.

In this menu option, you can define the suitability required in a plant for
carrying out certain tasks. In addition, you can determine whether suitability is
copied or used as a reference.

Click the execute (shown by arrow).

And then enter your plant.

And then press tick mark.

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Click new entries.

Enter suitability.
Enter text.
And the press enter.
And then click save.

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32. DEFINE TYPE OF STANDARD VALUE
DETERMINATION

MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> Routing data ->
Define types of standard value determination.

the type of standard value calculation specifies how the standard values of an
operation are calculated (for example, using CAPP). You define the types of
standard value calculation for each plant.

Now click the new entries.

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Enter plant.

Enter standard value.

Enter description.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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33. DEFINE CAPACITY CATEGORIES
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> Capacity planning
-> Define capacity categories.

Now click the execute (shown by arrow).

Now click the new entries.

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Enter capacity category.

Enter capacity category description.

And then press enter button.

And then press save.

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34. DEFINE CAPACITY PLANNER
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Work center -> Capacity planning
-> Define capacity planner.

Click the new entries.

Enter planner and description. Press enter button. And then click save.

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35. DEFINE ROUTING STATUSES
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Routing -> General data ->
Define Routing statuses
TCODE-OP46

Click new entries.


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Enter the status.

Enter the description.

Tick the boxes shown by arrow mark.

Then press enter button.

And then press save button.

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36. DEFINE TASK LIST USAGES
MENU PATH – Production -> Basic data -> Routing -> General data ->
Define task list usages.
TCODE-SPRO

Click new entries.

Enter usage and description. And then click save.

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37. MAINTAIN REQUIREMENT CLASSES
MENU PATH – Production -> Production planning ->Demand management ->
planned independent requirements -> Requirement type/classes ->maintain
requirement classes.
TCODE-OMPO

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Click new entries.

Enter requirement class.


Enter description.
Press enter button.
And then click save.

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38. DEFINE REQUIREMENT TYPE
MENU PATH – Production -> Production planning ->Demand management ->
planned independent requirements -> Requirement type/classes ->Define
requirement type and allocate requirement classes.
TCODE-OMP1

Now click the new entries.

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Enter requirement type.

Enter requirement class.

Press enter button.

Then click save.

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39. DEFINE STRATEGY
MENU PATH – Production -> Production planning ->Demand management ->
planned independent requirements -> Planning strategy ->Define strategy.
TCODE-SPRO

Now click the new entries.


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Enter requirement type for independent requirements.

Enter requirement type for customer requirements.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

40. DEFINE STRATEGY GROUP

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MENU PATH – Production -> Production planning ->Demand management ->
planned independent requirements -> Planning strategy ->Define strategy
groups.
TCODE-SPRO

Click new entries.

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Enter strategy group.

Enter description.

Enter planning strategy.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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41. CARRY OUT OVERALL MAINTENANCE OF
PLANT PARAMETER
MENU PATH – Production -> Material requirement planning ->Plant
parameters -> planned independent requirements -> carry out overall
maintenance of plant parameters.
TCODE-OPPQ

Click the execute (shown by arrow).

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Now click maintain.

Here you check the all necessary plant parameter are assigned.

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42. DEFINE MRP CONTROLLERS
MENU PATH – Production -> Material requirement planning ->Plant
parameters -> Master data ->define MRP controllers
TCODE – SPRO

Click the execute (shown by arrows).

Click new entries.

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Enter mrp controller.

Enter description.

Press save button.

And then click save.

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43. CHECK MRP TYPES
MENU PATH – Production -> Material requirement planning ->Plant
parameters -> Master data ->define MRP controllers
TCODE – SPRO

Now click new entries.

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Enter mrp type.

Enter description.

Enter mrp procedure.

Enter forecasting indicator.

Enter consumption indicator forecast.

Enter mrp indicator forecast.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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44. CHECK LOT SIZE PROCEDURE
MENU PATH – Production -> Material requirement planning ->Plant
parameters -> Planning -> lot size calculation -> check lot size
TCODE – OMi4

Click mrp lot size.

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Click new entries.

Enter lot size.


Enter lot size procedure.
Enter lot size indicator.
And then click save.

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45. SCHEDULE MARGIN KEY
MENU PATH – Production -> Material requirement planning ->Planning
->Scheduling and capacity requirements->Define floats.
TCODE – SPRO

Click execute(shown by arrow).

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enter plant.

Enter margin key.

Press save button.

And the click saves.

46. DEFINE ORDER TYPES


MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> master data -> order ->
define order types
TCODE – OPJH

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Click execute(shown by arrow).

Click new entries.

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Enter order category.

Enter order type and description.

Enter control indicator.

Enter settlement profile.

Enter status management.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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47. DEFINE ORDER TYPE DEPENDENT
PARAMETER
MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> master data -> order ->
define order types dependent parameter.
TCODE – OPL8

Now click new entries.

Four tabs are follows.

1. Planning
2. Implementation
3. Cost controlling
4. Display profiles

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1. Planning

Enter prod Version.

Enter selection ID.

Enter routing type.

Enter operation increment.

Enter bom application.

Enter search procedure.

Press enter button.

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2. Implementation

Tick all the boxes which is shown by arrow.

3. Cost accounting

Enter cost variant (planned & actual).Enter result analysis key. Enter default
rule.
Press enter.
And then click save.
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4.Display profiles.

Enter graphics profile.

Enter group,name&index.

Enter missing part list.

Press enter button. And then click save.

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48. DEFINE PRODUCTION SCHEDULING PROFILE
MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> master data -> Define
production scheduling profile.
TCODE – OPKP

Click the execute(shown by arrow).

Click new entries.

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Enter plant.

Enter production scheduling profile.

Enter description.

Enter overall profile.

Tick the boxes (shown by arrow).

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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49. AVAILABILITY CHECK
49.1. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING
GROUP
MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> operation -> Availability
check -> Define checking group.
TCODE – OVZ2

Click the execute (shown by arrow).

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Now click the new entries.

Enter availability.
Enter description.
Enter total sales.
Tick the box (shown by arrow).
Press enter button.
And then click save.

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49.2. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING
RULE
MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> operation -> Availability
check -> Define checking rule.
TCODE – SPRO

Click new entries

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Enter checking rule and description.press enter button.and then click save.

49.3. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING RULE

MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> operation -> Availability
check -> Define availability check.
TCODE – OPJJ

Click new entries.

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Enter availabity check.

Enter checking rule.

Enter incl. Purchase order, incl. Planned orders, prod order.

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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49.4. AVAILABILITY CHECK-CHECKING RULE
MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> operation -> Availability
check -> Define availability check.
TCODE – OPJK

Click new entries.

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Enter plant and order type.

Then enter checking rule.

Enter overall profile, enter availabity check.

Then press enter button.

And then click save.

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50. CONFIRMATION PARAMETERS
MENU PATH – Production -> shop floor control -> operation ->
Confirmation -> Define confirmation parameters.
TCODE – SPRO

Click new entries.

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Enter as per the arrow shown.

Enter confirmation type.


Enter proposal.
Enter notification type.

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Tick all the boxes (shown by arrow).

Press enter button.

And then click save.

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51. ENGINEERING CHANGE MANAGEMENT
Engineering Change Management is used to track and control all the changes
with reference to Material master, BOM, Work Center & Routing.

This is the basic IMG settings in order to used the engineering change
management features.

TCODE – OS54

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Revision sections

Fields :-

Revision level active x


Ext. revision level x
Higher revision level x

Object Management Record sections

Fields :-

Object maintenance x
Assign alternative date x

Overide value/assignment date sections

Fields :-

Only with leading change mst x

Setting the Revision level active is to activate the engineering change


management for material master. If you do not want the engineering change
management for materials, remove the tick.

With a tick in "Higher revision level", the new revision level has to be always
higher than the old revision.

Note: X must be the tick mark.

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51.1. NUMBER RANGE MAINTENANCE-CHANGE MASTER
RECORD

TCODE – OS53

If you use the internal number range, then remove the external number
range.

Now click the intervals(shown by arrow).

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Enter number from num. to To num.

Enter NR status.

Tick the external assignment.

And then press enter button.

And then click save.

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51.2. CHANGE MASTER STATUS

TCODE – SM30

enter table/view – V_T419S.

and then click maintain.

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Click new entries.

Change No. Chg Date Chg Dist. Lock Description


Status Poss

1 x x - Active

2 - - - Inactive

3 - - x Locked
press enter button.
And then click save.

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51.3. MODIFICATION PARAMETERS FOR THE
BOM
TCODE – OS27

Fields :-
BOM Validty Maint. x
EC Management Active x
History Requirement -
Unit Piece PC
The rest of the fields are blank.
If the History Requirement is tick, every time during creation of the
BOM,SAPwillprompt your for an ECN number as is compulsory.

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51.4. SELECTION FOR ROUTING

TCODE – OP5A

PP task lists: initial screen -> Change number ->


Transaction code -> Tick Req.

Double click the pp task lists. initial screen(shown by arrow).

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Now double click the change number(shown by arrow).

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Setting the Transaction code fields Required indicate that you have make the
ECN number compulsory when changing the routing.

Finally, do a test by making changes to the Material Master, BOM and Routing.

And then click save.

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