Process Order Scheduling dates.........

Hi there,
             For the process order where we can do the configuarion in SPRO so that the opreation starts on the basis of earlier dates or the latest dates...
Thanks
Kaushik

Using OPUZ transaction you can Specify Scheduling parameters to operations in the Process Orders.
Use the following path via SPRO
Production Planning for Process Industries --> Process Order --> Operations -->Scheduling --> Specify Scheduling Parameters
Specify Scheduling Parameters
    In this step you define the parameters for scheduling process orders for
    each plant, order type and production scheduler. It comprises
    maintenance of
    o   scheduling levels (detailed-, production-rate and rough-cut
        scheduling)
    o   date adjustment when deadlines are exceeded
    o   scheduling control for detailed scheduling
    o   reduction
Hope this helps you.

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