Using PP/DS alerts in //RPT transaction
Hello,
We have created a PP/DS alert profile with alert types: Requirements/Receipts Alerts, Order Alerts u2013 product-dependent and Order Alerts u2013 product-independent.
Using transaction //RRP3 we can see the alerts using a specific layout or calling Alert Monitor window using menu option Goto/Alert Monitor.
Using transaction //RPT we are not be able to see these alerts neither calling Alert Monitor window. Is there any specific RPT configuration for use this issue?
Thank you.
Hi Januario,
I am afriad, the SAP help document clearly says as below:
"To be able to use the Alert Monitor in the detailed scheduling planning board, define a Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling (PP/DS) alert profile and assign this profile to the overall profile for the detailed scheduling planning board."
This implies to see the alerts monitor in detailed scheduled planning board only.
You might have already checked this SAP help.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm70/helpdata/en/c0/3c8337fa296e6ce10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
In APO, we do not see any alert monitor related button in the production planning table.
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