Earliest start date/time refresh at CO60 [Replanned orders]

Hello Gurus,
I have a doubt in the process of re-planning PI Sheets (control receipt).
Scenario:
If I have 3 process orders planned by CM25 like this:
Process Order 1, planned to 10:00 HRS.
Process Order 2, planned to 12:00 HRS.
Process Order 3, planned to 14:00 HRS.
When I replan Process Order 3 to be process at 11:00 HRS (before process order 2) at CM25, the "earliest start date" and "earliest start time" did not get a refresh with the new date/hour (when looking the PI Sheet at CO60). It is possible to do this?
Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the reply dear, but I guess you got it all wrong. I am talking about updating a planned order and not executing a program.

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I can change the operation date & time in capacity planning table (tabular form - CM34) by using manual dispatch button. I want to incorporate same kind of functionality in a custom report.
I am waiting for your expert advice/suggestions.
Thanks in Advance
Adi

Hi,
In the end, yes, once actuals are recorded, all these values are the same - but before that they can all be different!
Before an actual start is recorded, the column shows "NA" (wich obviously is different from Start :-)). To the scjheduling engine, thsi means the start can be freely calculated (from predecessors or resource leveling, f.i.) whereas when a date
appears in Actual Start, Project will take that value as carved in granite - it is supposed to show past reality, and reality is more powerful than values calculated by the scheduling engine!
So these two values are not Always identical!
As for Scheduled start, that is indeed meaningless for automaticlly calculated tassk. But for manually scheduled tasks it does play a role. For a manually schduled task, you can set any start value you want (even a litteral such as "when we have
the time"). Still, there is an option to make manually scheduled tasks obey links - the result of that calculation is then put into scheduled start - and so there can be a difference between these two columns as well.
So, no, these 4 values do not have the same function. They are ony identical as soon as actuals are recorded but what do you expect? There is only one past reality, Project does not work with a parallel universum :-)
Hope this helps,

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Hi all ,
In routing when i carry out Scheduling the system shows the earliest start time and finish time , dates etc .
But when i am changing the LOT qty for scheduling in routing the system is Taking different timings (it shud start at 07:00:00 clk as in the work center the start time is given as 07:00:00 so it shud start at 07:00:00 in FRWD scheduling )
What exactly influencing the earliest start time ?
Regards'..
Edited by: venky shree on Feb 16, 2008 7:05 AM

hi
if you are maintaing production scheduling margin in material master that affects to calculate earliest dates that means if there is float before and after production. the system schedule operation including this floats.
regards
Pravin

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Hi
Can anyone explain how does the GR processing time affect the scheduling of the process order & the latest start date in the operation overview.

Hi
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Check this link:GR Processing time
Regards,
Anupam Sharma

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