Financial And Capacity Planning Charts

Hi folks,
In 4.5 version, wWithin Financial And Capacity Planning when I click on View Chart, no chart is displayed. Error - NO Items to display.
There are plenty of items with correct financial info.
Any specific note or config/service to be made for this one?
Thanks!

Hi,
for this can u check whether in customisation u have defined any charting grps for Financial and Capacity.
Please check for your portfolio the following SPRO path.
SPRO -> xRPM -> Global Customizing -> Portfolio Depedent settings Define finanacial capacity settings for Portfolio type.
Here u need to select ur portfolio to check financial charting grps and capacity charting grps.
I hope this will help you to charts in rpm protal.
Thank you
Pramod

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MRS and Capacity planning

Hello Experts,
Could anyone please provide me with definite comparison/difference between the Multi-Resource Scheduling MRS and Capacity planning?
Regards,
Amr

Please refer to the link below there is a big difference between MRS and SAP standard capaicity planning. Hopefully the attached link to the latest MRS PDF will help
https://websmp205.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_FRAME=CONTAINER&_OBJECT=011000358700000377142010E
Jim

OPU5 settings and Capacity planning-CM01

Hi All,
I have a confusion while configuring the settings for scheduling for planned orders in REM environment PE order type, when i select the scheduling and capacity requirements in DS section system shows me capacity requirements in CM01,CM50 reports and also DS tab in planned order but when i deselect the same check boxes there si no data in CM01, CM02 or CM50,
If I need to generate the CM01, etc reports in REM environment , then do i need to select DS check boxes also?
My OPU5 settings are as attached in this case CM01 reports are fine.
Regards,
Anupam Sharma

Hi Anupam,
Screen shot is missing. Rate based scheduling is fine for REM.
Create a "Run schedule" planned order and schedule it via rate-based scheduling.
In transaction OPU5, choose order type PE and the plant you use.
Choose "Details" and in the field "Scheduling level", set "1 Via rate-based scheduling" and save the change.
For more information on this visit the following links
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/8a/a58a864adc11d189740000e8322d00/frameset.htm
Levels of Scheduling - Planning Process - SAP Library
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

Charset and capacity planning

Hello and happy new year everybody !
A question to start over:
How does charset (ex. UTF8, WE8MSWIN1252 etc.. ) encoding impacts on storage space utilizations ?
I would like a capacity planning for a large DWH with 10TB data that grows of about 1TB per year.
Thanks in advance,
Regards

Hi;
I suggest please also see below notes:
Character Sets & Conversion - Frequently Asked Questions [ID 227330.1]
Choosing a database character set means choosing Unicode [ID 333489.1]
Unicode Character Sets In The Oracle Database [ID 260893.1]
Which Character Set Supports Which Language [ID 62421.1]
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Helios

Error code 161 and capacity planning

Hi,
Can any on kindly explain o me why the error code 161 appears during CIF and does it have any thing to do wih the capacity
Thanks,
SS

Hi,
The receipt date of the primary product is compared without taking into account the goods receipt processing time between SAP APO and SAP R/3. Because of this this inconsistency occurs.
In SAP APO, if the receipt date of the primary product deviates from the end date of the last activity of the order (for example, due to an offset or scheduling at the end of a fixed block), the receipt date always identifies this as inconsistent.
You cannot rectify inconsistencies of this type by using the reconcile provided in the CIF compare/reconcile function.
In this case, you should deactivate the receipt date comparison. Alternatively, you can activate the order end date comparison if the primary product is assigned to the final operation.
You can use the business add-in /SAPAPO/CIF_DELTA3 Enhancements Comparison Report to deactivate individual comparisons.
In SAP Note 645597, you can find example coding with which you can activate the order end date comparison.
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nandha

DMVPN fast convergence with ebgp and capacity planning

Hi.
In a dual hub/dual dmvpn design, EBGP is running over the GRE DMVPN tunnel (without ipsec/NO encryption). Once the main hub is down, it takes so long for the spokes to detect the primary hub is down (bgp hold down timer) and then converge to the secondary hub.
Apart from the bgp timers tunning, is there any other way to achieve fast convergence? and without overutilizing resources? (memory/cpu).
The hub routers are ASR1001 and there will be ~70 dmvpns, with ~100 spokes per DMVPN.
Thanks,
Carlos.

Marcin,
After deleting the command "if-state nhrp" from both tunnels, I see that one of the tunel changes it state to up/up and I can recover reachability to the remote hub.
R21#show ip int brief
Interface                  IP-Address      OK? Method Status                Protocol
FastEthernet0/0            unassigned      YES NVRAM administratively down down
FastEthernet1/0            172.16.254.3    YES DHCP   up                    up
FastEthernet1/1            unassigned      YES NVRAM administratively down down
Loopback0                  21.21.21.21     YES manual up                    up
Tunnel178                  178.178.178.21 YES NVRAM up                    down
Tunnel179                  179.179.179.21 YES manual up                    up
R21#config t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
R21(config)#int tun 178
R21(config-if)#no if
R21(config-if)#no if-state nh
R21(config-if)#no if-state nhrp
R21(config-if)#int tun 179
R21(config-if)#no if-state nhrp
R21(config-if)#
*Jun 27 00:18:06.511: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Tunnel178, changed state to up
R21(config-if)#^Z
R21#show ip
*Jun 27 00:18:16.103: %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured from console by console
R21#show ip int brief
Interface                  IP-Address      OK? Method Status                Protocol
FastEthernet0/0            unassigned      YES NVRAM administratively down down
FastEthernet1/0            172.16.254.3    YES DHCP   up                    up
FastEthernet1/1            unassigned      YES NVRAM administratively down down
Loopback0                  21.21.21.21     YES manual up                    up
Tunnel178                  178.178.178.21 YES NVRAM up                    up
Tunnel179                  179.179.179.21 YES manual up                    up
R21#show ip nhrp nhs detail
Legend: E=Expecting replies, R=Responding, W=Waiting
Tunnel178:
178.178.178.1   E priority = 0 cluster = 0 req-sent 6 req-failed 0 repl-recv 0 (01:11:41 ago)
Tunnel179:
179.179.179.1 RE priority = 0 cluster = 0 req-sent 1020 req-failed 0 repl-recv 522 (00:00:01 ago)
R21#
From the last output of "show ip nhrp nhs detail" I see only peer from tunel 179 is marked as RE: Responding, Expecting replies. Want to know why the peer from tunel 178 is not also in that state?
I can ping both nbma (physical) and virtual (tunnel) ip address of both hubs.
########## Ping to hub 1 nbma (physical) address:
R21#ping vrf dmvpn 200.0.0.178
Type escape sequence to abort.
Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 200.0.0.178, timeout is 2 seconds:
Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 200/303/436 ms
########## Ping to hub 2 nbma (physical) address:
R21#ping vrf dmvpn 201.0.0.178
Type escape sequence to abort.
Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 201.0.0.178, timeout is 2 seconds:
Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 144/220/268 ms
########## Ping to hub 1 virtual (tunnel) address:
R21#ping 178.178.178.1
Type escape sequence to abort.
Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 178.178.178.1, timeout is 2 seconds:
Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 164/186/228 ms
########## Ping to hub 2 virtual (tunnel) address:
R21#ping 179.179.179.1
Type escape sequence to abort.
Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 179.179.179.1, timeout is 2 seconds:
Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 228/395/560 ms
R21#
R21#show ip nhrp nhs detail
Legend: E=Expecting replies, R=Responding, W=Waiting
Tunnel178:
178.178.178.1   E priority = 0 cluster = 0 req-sent 74 req-failed 0 repl-recv 0 (01:15:08 ago)
Tunnel179:
179.179.179.1 RE priority = 0 cluster = 0 req-sent 1088 req-failed 0 repl-recv 590 (00:00:02 ago)
R21#
Thanks,
Carlos Trujillo.

Machine capacity planning and efficency

Dear Guru,
I have number of machines and i want there individual capacity and efficency can we see that by any report or any tcode to see all capacity of machine.What is capacity leveling.
Is thee any configuration for capacity planning.
Thanks in advance

Hi, the following configuration steps involved in the capacity planning: SPRO --> IMG --> PRODUCTION --> CAPACITY REQUIREMENT PLANNING Capacity Requirements Planning: 1) Define time units 2) Define Capacity Category 3) Set up Capacity Planner. 4) Define parameters 5) Define Standard value key. 6) Define Move time matrix. 7) Define Setup matrix. 8) Define Control Key. 9) Define Shift Sequence. 10) Define Key for performance efficiency rate. 11) Define Formula parameters. 12) Specify Scheduling type. 13) Set up Production scheduler group 14) Select Automatically. 15) Define Scheduling parameters for Production orders 16) Define Scheduling parameters for networks. 17) Define Reduction Strategies planned/ production orders. 18) Define Reduction Strategies for network/process orders. 19) Define Control Profile. 20) Define Selection profile. 21) Define time profile. 22) Define Evaluation profile. 23) Define Strategy Profile. You can follow these above configuration steps in capacity planning Yes you need to active your all work center for the finite scheduling at the bottom of capacity view. Use all standard SAP configurations, Capacity Leveling Profile. Define time profile in OPD2. Define the strategy profile in OPDB Define the Overall profiles in OPD0. Then only you need to to active your all work center for the finite scheduling at the bottom of capacity view in work center.(CR02) Then run MRP with scheduling- 2 Lead time scheduling and capacity planning.(MD02) You will get your capacity requirement in CM01, or CM25/CM21. In rem you can use MF50. -
OR refer below steps Capacity Planning Evaluation: Use this procedure to Evaluate the Capacity of a Work Center (Resource). The same transaction will be used for finding out the Capacity Overload on the Work Center Select Logistics -> Production -> Capacity Planning -> Evaluation ->Work Center View ->Load and go to the Capacity Planning Selection screen (CM01) Through capacity planning : Standard overview :System will show week wise overload in Red Color. If there is no overload then system will show in the normal color. Date wise Capacity can be overviewed. If there were capacity overload, system would show with Red Color indication and Percentage overload can be viewed. Through capacity planning : Standard overview: Details: Date wise, planned process order wise capacity requirement. Through capacity planning : Standard overview: Graphical: Yellow Color indicates capacity lying un-used. Red Color Bars is the indication for Capacity Overload and Blue Color Bars indicate for Capacity available Use this procedure to Level / Schedule the Capacity of a Work Center Capacity Planning - Levelling/Scheduling: Select Logistics ->Production->Capacity Planning -> Levelling -> Work Center View and go to the Planning Table (Graphical) screen (CM21) Key Points u2022 This would be used for Shop floor production scheduling u2022 Capacity Scheduling is mandatory for correct results of Master Production Schedule and Material Requirement Planning For settings: Define formulas for resources: (OP54) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource->Capacity requirements planning->Formulas for resources->Define formulas for resources. For formula parameters for Resource/workcentre:(OP51) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource->Capacity requirements planning->Formulas for resources->Define formula parameters for resources-> Standard Value u2013 Define Parameters (OP7B) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource-> General Data -> Standard value -> Define Parameters Define standard value key(OP19) IMG -> Production Planning For Process Industries -> Master Data ->Resource-> General Data -> Standard value -> Define Standard Value First configure the below settings in the capacity Planning. 1) Define time units Path : SPRO ->Production-> Capacity Requirements planning ->Master Data-> Define Time units (OPCF) 2) Define Capacity Category Path : SPRO ->Production ->Capacity Requirements planning->Master Data-> Capacity Data ->Define Capacity category. 3) Set up Capacity Planner. Path : SPRO ->Production ->Capacity Requirements planning -> Master Data->Capacity Data -> Set up Capacity Planner 4) Define parameters Path : SPRO->Production ->Capacity Requirements planning -> Master Data ->Work Center Data->Standard value ->Define Parameters (OP7B) 5)Define Move time matrix. Path : SPRO -> Production-> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Master Data-> Work Center Data -> Define Move time Matrix (OPCN) 6) Define Setup matrix. Path : SPRO -> Production ->Capacity Requirements Planning -> Master Data -> Routing data -> Define Setup Time Matrix 7)Define Control Key. Path : SPRO-> Production-> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Master Data ->Routing data -> Define Control Key(OPCG) 8) Define Shift Sequence. Path : SPRO -> Production-> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Operations -> Define Shift Sequences (OP4A) 9) Define Key for performance efficiency rate. Path : SPRO-> Production -> Capacity Requirements Planning -> Operations-> Available Capacity-> Define Key Performance Efficiency Rate (OPDU) 11) Specify Scheduling type. Path : SPRO ->Production ->Capacity requirements Planning->Operations->Scheduling ->Specify Scheduling Type (OPJN) 12) Set up Production scheduler group. Path : SPRO ->Production->Capacity requirements Planning -> Operations -> Scheduling -> Set up Production Scheduler Group (OPCH) 13) Select Automatically. Path : SPRO -> Production -> Capacity Requirements Planning ->Operations->Scheduling ->Task List Type-> Select Automatically (OPJF) 14) Define Scheduling parameters for Production orders. Path : SPRO -> Production ->Capacity Requirements Planning-> Operations->Scheduling -> Define Scheduling Parameters for Production orders (OPU3) 15) Define Reduction Strategies planned/ production orders. Spro-> Production->Capacity reqirements planning->operations->Scheduling->Reduction strategies->Define reduction strategies planned-/production order 16) Define Reduction Strategies for network/process orders. Spro-> Production->Capacity reqirements planning->operations->Scheduling->Reduction strategies-> Define reduction strategies for network/process order 17) Define Selection profile. Spro->Production->Capacity requirements Planning->Evalution->Profiles-> Define selection profiles Hope clear to u. Regards Alok

Need Help - BPEL sizing & capacity planning

Greetings,
We are considering moving our EDI processing to Oracle Integration with BPEL. I have searched high and low for sizing and capacity planning guidelines for BPEL (and B2B) but have not been successful.
Could one of you help me out with this - point me to links, send me actual documents etc. My contact information is included below.
Thanks very much in advance.
Milind Gadre
Advanced Solutions Architect
adx - Advanced Data Exchange
t: 510.493.5119
e: [email protected]

Thare are some resources:
Oracle Appserver Performance Guide, chapter 7 Tuning BPEL:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/core.1013/b28942/tuning_bpel.htm
BPEL Webinar, performance tips
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/bpel/htdocs/webinars.html
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Capacity planning and schedulng production order based on availabe capacity

Hi Gurus,
I am trying to use capacity planning, when the production order is created it takes the order start date as the requirement date. Then when i do he capaity check it says capaity not available. After finite scheduling again it proposes to shift operations by certain days.
I need the capity to be check in MRP and the palled orders to have start dates based on aviable capity, currenty all the palled orders are starting on the requirement date irresptive of avaiabe capaity. I tried using finite scheduling option in MD02 still it does not take in to account exsting production orders for giving dates of the planned orders.
Regards
Abhi

Dear Abhishek,
1) This is Std SAP of MRP, only material Av check will be carried out in MRP & create procurement
Proposals
2) Capacities will not Checked ( consider ) in MRP in Std R/3
3) Your Need can be only met through APO
Regards
Madhu

Capacity Planning for Hyper-V individual host and Cluster

Hi Experts
I need to know some basic idea about Capacity planning for Hyper-V which requires Capacity Planning for Hyper-V individual host and Cluster.
I got attached info on websites but still not clear. Can someone link me to an effective website or help me to calculate the required sizing. W
Regards Suman B. Singh

Hi,
You might want to check out these websites:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39057
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd277865(v=office.12).aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/solutionaccelerators/dd537570.aspx
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Capacity planning and hardware sizing

Hi,
I would like to know in detail about capacity planning and hardware sizing while deploying oracle database products. I need to know about properly planning the infrastructure and configuring and deploying the products. Moreover, when should we use RAC,how many nodes, exadata, DR etc. How to size hardwares RAM,Disk for this kind of implemetations.
I know it depends on budget and environment. Still if anyone kindly give some links/docs I will be able to have a decent start in this domain.
Regards,
Saikat

See , they all depend on your company policy and the database size that they are going to have.
1. Size : i have worked on databases sizing from 80G to 2000G , all depending on the client or the industry you are catering to.
2. hardware and Ram : Server Team should know this better , you can have a simple small server if the DB and application are small and the usage would be less. If it a full fledged system with high load then you need to get in touch with your server team and raise an oracle SR for exact specifications for that database and also plan for some future growth.
3. RAC : depends on the project if it requires such a setup.
4. DR : is for disaster management. Also all companies implement this by adopting data guard ( physical standby).
5. For having a good start , start reading the books and refer to oracle documentation. More you refer , more knowledge you will get .
Start with the basics.... make your basics strong.. and then move ahead with complex setups.
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kk

Capacity planning and levelling

Hi,
My client has around 8 different production areas and I have created 8 different order types,production schedulers,capacity planner groups and production scheduling profiles for the same. I have also created a list profile,selection profile, graphical profile, optional profile and an overall profile with my understanding.
1. I want to see for a given production area, In the morning, the user has to take the list of work centres pertaining to his area and fix priorities. In case he wants to move certain orders to next day and want to insert new orders in place of that, how to do this?
2. How can I utilise the feature of capacity planning, to evaluate my capacity requirements for new projects?
3. I want the step by step instructions for doing the capacity levelling both in graphical/tabular forms. Also please explain the purpose of different profiles used for capacity planning like selection,option,list etc.
Regards,
Sridharan M

Dear
Capacity planning comprises the following partial components:
Capacity Evaluation
In the capacity evaluation, available capacity and capacity requirements are determined and compared with each other in lists or graphics.
You can use capacity evaluations to analyze capacity loads in your company.
Capacity leveling
The objectives of capacity leveling are:
1.     Optimal capacity commitment
2.     Selection of appropriate resources
3.     In most applications, you can use two types of planning table (graphical and tabular versions) to display the capacity situation and to carry out capacity leveling.
4.     In some applications such as Repetitive Manufacturing (PP-REM) or Sales and Operations Planning (PP-SOP), there are application-specific planning tables for capacity leveling.
The objectives of capacity leveling include:
u2022     Leveling overloads and under loads at work centers
u2022     Achieving optimum commitment of machines and production lines
u2022     Selection of appropriate resources
Dispatching Operations
Dispatching operations is the main function of capacity leveling. Operations are dispatched to the time when there is sufficient capacity for them to be executed. You can also dispatch sub-operations and work elements.

Capacity planning 9iAS/Portal and/or 9iAS

I've looked all over metalink and otn, and can't find any good info on capacity planning for 9iAS/Portal, or 9iAS in general. #CPU, RAM, etc.
This is the closest I've gotten so far:
http://technet.oracle.com/products/ias/install-faq.html
http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms/pdf/6iscalability.pdf
Does Oracle just refers customers to their www.oracle.com/consulting ($?) group for this information, or is it documented somewhere that customers can see?
I understand that for a complex large scale enterprise Portal deployment that it would be necessary to hire consultants for hardware sizing and architecture, but there have to be some free guidelines that would be useful for customers with smaller requirements?
Thanks,
Eric D. Pierce
Information Technology Consultant
[email protected]
(916) 278-7586

This was posted the day prior to our offline discussion. Am still interested in continuing our conversation (via this forum if you'd prefer).
Have you had a chance to look at the cacheability report that I had sent to you?
Aside from server clock issue I'd like to know what etags are used and generated by the portal infrastructure.
This is an important issue for our globalization project.
Many thanks and hope you're traveling safe!
Jyotika

Capacity Planning me-3600 and me-3800 devices

Hi everyone,
Currently I´m looking for information about Capacity Planning in ME-3600 and ME-3800 devices. I need to know about hardware description in detail, thresholds used (cpu, memory, etc), interfaces, queuing, latency and all the related with capacity planning.
I was looking for this information in cisco.com, but I didn´t find nothing.
Thanks,
Jaime Soto.

Hi Jaime,
the data sheets may contain what you are looking for:
me3600x
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/prod/collateral/switches/ps6568/ps10956/data_sheet_c78-601946.html
me3800x
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/prod/collateral/switches/ps10905/ps10965/data_sheet_c78-601950.html
Riccardo

Simultaneous Capacity and Materials planning

Hi all,
We are at present using PP/DS ( we use PDS in MTS environment) for capacity planning. System generates planned orders
based on the available capacity for the resources. We plan only FG in APO ie., raw materials are getting planned subsequently
in R/3 MRP.
Now we want the system to check the availability of raw materials for the FG before generating planned orders.
Kindly tell broadly which components have to be used in APO / steps to followed.
Thanks in advance.
Durai

Hi Durai,
SAP does differentiate REM with MTO based on planning strategy. Also, planning procedure is important for PPDS.
There are some standard heuristics available for different planning strategies.But the choices are large. Plus, if nothing is applicable, you can develop your own heuristic through ABP algorithm and add to planning.
As regards to heuristics, you need to check whether standard heursitic can serve your purpose. e.g. there are standard MRP heuristic. It will explode PDS for materials planning. At the same time, based on your strategy, it may or may not plan finitely.
Basic difference between MTS and MTO will be that in first case, there will ne netting of demand and receipts while in latter case, each demand is individual segment and cross exchange of receipts between two sales orders is unlikely.
Once you fix your planning heuristic, you need to determine the detailed scheduling heuristic for fine tuning the receipts scheduling. You can go for PPDS otpimizer as well, if very optimized solution is required.
Regards,
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