SAP Production Scheduling | Types of scheduling in Production order |

[@PoonamShelke-gz9yq]

Big fan of your channel🙂excellent knowledge and SAP demonstration..Thanks you so much!

[@mallikarjunakandukuri1176]

Very much informative.. thank you so much. Looking forward more.

[@WheelWari]

Nice content, keep it up sir.

[@SowjanyaT-vw2gx]

Superb video Mr.IK

[@ivyarn]

Another excellent video, thank you so much!

[@ravindrasutar2253]

Excellent Video

[@bloodlinezgaming4193]

This was just beautiful :) thanks alot

[@SAPwithIK]

Thank you

[@sumitbhagat7580]

very very nicely explained, thanks a lot

[@satyaprasadgudise6810]

Excellent video IK...adding one point i recently came across...there is wait time we maintain in routing operation level which will also impact scheduling.

[@SAPwithIK]

Correct, that is part of operation lead times which also includes move time and queue time. Generally used for heat treatment/foundry processes.

[@bondjames9936]

Hello sir! Thanks for video! Tell me pls where is "Operation quantity" field in routing?

[@rammc007]

More informative

[@vivekp8269]

Excellent Video . Thanks for sharing your knowledge . My key notes from your video, correct me if anything wrong. Planned order dates calculation with basic date scheduling parameter. Available for MRP = Requirement Date (Say PIR created for the month of Nov'2023 then Requirement date = 01/11/2023) Order end date = Available for MRP - GR processing time Order start date = Order End date - Inhouse production time Opening date = Order start date - opening period

[@nihalnayak5483]

Excellent video! Now you must do a follow-up video on capacity planning and levelling.

[@SAPwithIK]

Surely

[@sambasivareddy1392]

Waiting for the capacity planning video@@SAPwithIK

[@zymlok255]

Great video!

[@bondjames9936]

Sir where i can see video how calculated time in routing affects the dates of order ( start, end , duration)

[@balarangaiahm2338]

Good information

[@arianagomes4541]

Hello, one question, if the final date should be 21, why the mrp runs a request of purchase order for the day before, basically when the mrp run will request the purchase order for when?

[@balarangaiahm2338]

Well explained

[@bondjames9936]

Hello sir! Could you please tell me what the Delivered fields in the order and the output of confirmed products mean? What is the difference between them and how do they depend on each other?

[@zymlok255]

why after mrp run in first planned order the start basic date was 16.11 and after the second run it was 14.11?

[@jcbanuelos21]

Another great video ! Now I have a doubt, why after the mrp run the system proposal rescheduled date of the planned order is the finish date and not when should start?

[@SAPwithIK]

It depends on the type of scheduling used in the plant settings.

[@narenaw4258]

what is the difference between Capacities tab, Scheduling tab of Work Center regards to Setup Formula, Processing, etc.. Both do same, is it not duplicate ? Capacity also occupies that much time, scheduling also occupies only that much time.

[@098237]

Very helpful

[@sedikbendaoud7962]

What if the order is released after the basic start date. will the end date get updated ?

[@SAPwithIK]

Scheduling triggers while saving the order depending on the type of scheduling.

[@WheelWari]

Sir, If possible please add video on MES, functional module

[@Raklmn]

24:25 why the 20 should be omitted

[@ravindrasutar2253]

Please make video on PI sheets.

[@KasiNaidu-i8u]

Thank you ! Well said ! If don’t mind I think, using notepad or power point with examples is much better rather direct SAP screen

[@SAPwithIK]

I did that already. Did u watch the entire video?

[@KasiNaidu-i8u]

Perfect

[@rukmini531]

Thank you Sir

[@baleeghalwajeeh8225]

Vey good , Where is MRP date . From MDO4

[@SAPwithIK]

That’s the available date in the planned order. Already explained in the video.

[@toimransubhani]

Thank you

[@Daily_Motivational1]

Hi.. currently working as end user if get whole pp course will be helpful...

[@SAPwithIK]

Pls check the playlist in the channel.