Constraint capacity planning for Un-Routed items in ASCP

Hi All,
Is there any possibility to create constraint capacity planning for items which do not have routings in ASCP?
I tried by setting Bill of Resources (BOR) in Aggregatin tabbed region in Plan option. But i could not get an expected result. Kindly help me out in this.
regards,
Murlai R
Edited by: user10942922 on Mar 27, 2009 9:30 AM

Dear ,
To answer the question for Capacity requirement planning on sales order I would say that MRP does only materials planning based on demand and reciept but never does Capacity Requirement Plannig .MRP generates Planned Order and susequently , production order can be genreted and farther you can carry out capacity requirement planning based on the work cente available capacity , requirement and load for those MTO orders .
But there are SAP business suit like APO-SNP APO PPDS which carriy our details scheduleing and caapcity check based on the demand situation : Sales Order ,Independent Order and does capcaity vaialbality chek for those demands while planning .
Now , here is the answer of your question :
1) Can Capacities are Scheduled as per priority given in SO automatically. : Not possible through SAP MRP but in APO-PPDS, APO-SNP-CTM , Herustic model .
2) Can revised availability dates will be reflected in SO. : It can be reflected as per the ATP chekc , Replishmenet Lead Time and re-scheduling horizon maintained in OPPQ-Carry all overall plant parametres.
3) Which reports will be useful for understanding consolidated availability date of material for given sales order/s. : You can check through MD04/MD05 or in sales order -Availaibility check -Schedule Line -Availaibility date .
Hope your are clear about the requirememt .
Regards
JH
Edited by: Jiaul Haque on Jun 5, 2010 1:59 PM
Edited by: Jiaul Haque on Jun 5, 2010 1:59 PM

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