SAP PM/EAM Tutorial: Scheduling Parameters EXPLAINED

[@sap_dude]

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[@shivakumar-ro2wi]

Crystal clear explanation, Thanks man good job.

[@sap_dude]

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[@alfonsochakarji1494]

Great explanation!

[@sap_dude]

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[@danieltorres3820]

Outstanding explanation, thank you very much!

[@sap_dude]

Thanks a lot Daniel 🫡 cheers mate

[@vijethhr1053]

Really nice explanation and great effort🙌, expecting some videos on MRO process.

[@sap_dude]

Hey man, thanks a lot! What specifically are you referring to for MRO? This way I can come with concrete ideas 💪 cheers dude.

[@yadavallichandrika7595]

Nice explanation

[@sap_dude]

Thanks bro!

[@kyliewoo2135]

Hi, what is the offset cycle field used for?

[@sap_dude]

Hi Kylie, it’s used to move the due date (planned date, once you schedule the maintenance plan) by this value.

[@christophercooke3866]

Question: what happens if I set Late Shift Factor (and completion requirement off), but then I don't ever TECO the call. Will the next call generate per it's set call horizon/planned date with no shift applied?

[@sap_dude]

Hello Christopher, The next call will be created without any shift. The late shift factor does not kick in as the prerequisite is not met (the TECO). Cheers, Dan

[@pratap_sahu]

informative video sir

[@sap_dude]

Thanks Pratap 🫡

[@Cr4kin]

great video as usual, good and easy explanation, keep it up man !! a small question what is the name of the program that you use for simulation "texas workshop" ?

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[@Cr4kin]

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[@majofiolek9314]

great stuff man.. i was wondering if you could do a video for refurbishment process from start to finish probably? thank you very much!

[@sap_dude]

Thanks Majo 👊 There will be a video about Refurbishment, with a bigger focus on external one (subcontracting). I noted down already last time this note from you bro 😅

[@majofiolek9314]

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[@cardinaldom574]

Good Video. How can I get the software to my pc?

[@sap_dude]

It’s a system, not software. You gotta work in a company who uses it. Alternatively, you can Google it and find some hints from other guys.

[@abilashk05]

Nice explanation. One thing i want to confirm is the one regarding Scheduling period. Its for the visibility of calls in the future every time a plan is scheduled, correct? Doesn't mean, the plan will only be valid till 2 years if Sch.Period = 2years. And once 2 years have passed , ill have to change this parameter?

[@sap_dude]

You got it! Yes , the scheduling period means = calls overview period is restricted to 2 years. No you don’t have to change the parameter. The overview will be automatically extended. Example: Now you see an overview for orders till April 2026 (let’s say u have 2 YR set). Next month you will see an overview moved by one month, so till May 2026. Cheers, Dan

[@sap_dude]

Additional thing from my side - no the plan is not scheduled once, there is a background program which runs for instance every day in the morning (depends on you). That’s why the parameters will be ‘refreshed’ during every run of the program. Cheers man, Dan