ATP Settings and Expired Batches

We are using SAP-WM for its warehouse activities and batch management activated for few materials. We have situation where some batch managed materials are expired but the delivery IS created for these expired batch materials. Though the batches are expired the material is in unrestricted stock.
Since the batch is expired, ideally the ATP should not see this as an available stock and delivery should not be created. Can prevent this type of situation through some ATP (or other SD) configuration?
Thanks
Tejas

This you would have to manage by moving the expired batch to 'restricted' (when batch status management is active) or 'blocked' (when batch management status is inactive) status. Typically, QA07 is a standard transaction that is set as a batch job to move batches to restricted/blocked status upon expiry.
Once you are able to manage to move the status, you can tweak the delivery ATP to exclude 'restricted' or 'blocked' (typically, these are not set as part of standard in which case no further configuration is needed).

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I have ROH, VERP, HALB and FERT material type materials in our plants. I want ROH, VERP and HALB materials should go for recurring inspection on next inspection date and expiry on expiry date on QA07 execution in background job.
But, in my FERT material there is no rcurring inspection. Is it possible to run QA07 for FERT material only to transfer material to blocked stock in case of expiry, but should not generate any inspection lot for retesting.
What settings can help me to solve the issue.
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This shouldn't be any issue.
Turn on the 09 inspection types for all your materials.
Do not maintain an inspection interval for your FERT materials. (or any other material that you dom't want inspection lots for).
Then just run the QA07 program for all your materials.
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hi,
where i can have the settings for automatic and manual batch determination at the time of Goods receipt and goods issue..
E.g.: If i am receiving material from vendor then my requirement is system will generate batch automatically...
Where we can get this setting?
Tx
Uts

Dear,
You assign the batch number either
Manually
Automatically, using internal batch number assignment, refer to Customizing for Batch Management under Internal batch number assignment.
Internal batch number assignment is activated for the complete client, unless you exempt individual plants or materials using a customer exit (see Configure customer exits for intern. batch number assignment in Customizing for Batch Management).
The R/3 System informs you that the internal batch number assignment is active. You are however only informed once per transaction, for example, when you enter the first item on the multiple-entry screen.
Please refer: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_45b/helpdata/en/25/283cb44f7811d18a150000e816ae6e/frameset.htm
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Dear All,
How to block selection of batch number already expired during delivery creation?
Currently i'm using 2007B version.
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Hi,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
What i want is during delivery creation we can block user to select expired batch number. Because probably user forgot to update batch detail (to locked expired batch) so that the other can select those expired batch during delivery creation.
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Batch Management is active...LOBM-VFDAT is part of material classification
SELD is active on Warehouse and Storage Type
Stock Removal Strategy is H
I have check all relevant configuration suggested on forum, however still im unable to figure it out...
Tell me if warning or error messege is possible to trigger here or not and if possible then how?
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Edited by: Sana Khurshedi on Jul 21, 2010 12:54 PM

Hello Jurgen,
It was my dream talking to you, your replies always been very helpful for all of us...
As such Im using batch search procedure with selection criteria and sort rule, LOBM-VFDAT is define is my batch class.
Infact one has said warning and error message can triggered in WM but he dont exactly remember the procedure, system is picking material quantity from expired batch first while issuance from LT01,however not giving any warning for choosing expired batch.
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If any one can help in this regard...

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Currently in one of our client's setup, I can select expired batch from the list of items. Is there a way to prevent expired items from being selected when creating sales order (VA01) or, if the user can select the expired item, at least display an error or warning message?

Hi,
Do try making the batch in resticted use in change batch basic data1 tab,activate radio button of batch status for Batch restr.
It makes
Batch in Restricted-Use Stock
Specifies that the batch is included in restricted-use stock.
Use
If, though a batch has the status "restricted", you want to use a goods movement to post a quantity to unrestricted-use stock, the quantity is posted to restricted-use stock and not to unrestricted-use stock.
If the status of a batch is set to restricted, the total unrestricted-use stock is transferred to restricted-use stock by means of a transfer posting. A material document is created.
You cannot change the status of a batch (unrestricted/restricted) in a goods movement, only with the following functions:
by maintaining the batch master record manually
using the control function provided in the QM system
Configurations for Restricted-Use Stock
For planning purposes, restricted-use stock is treated like blocked stock, that is, it is either available or not available, depending on your system configuration.
Withdrawals from restricted-use stock are either possible or not possible, depending on your system configuration.
The status of a batch can be considered in batch determination, that is, you can search for unrestricted or for restricted batches.
_(This has been adopted from SAP documentation.)
Change batch T.code-*MSC2n*Regards,
Reddyy

Auto-block expired batch

Hi SAP Masters,
Is there any way to block those expired batch automatically from the MM point of view? Any standard t-code can do so or any ABAP enhancement is required?
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Edwin

Jeyakanthan A wrote:>
> >
Edwin Fu Kee Fung wrote:
> > Hi SAP Masters,
> >
> > Is there any way to block those expired batch automatically from the MM point of view? Any standard t-code can do so or any ABAP enhancement is required?
> >
> > Thank you in advance.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Edwin
>
> If material is batch activated with shelf life after expirty,system will automatically put stock in quality for further descision.
really?
I dont think so.
for this you need an inspection type for recurring inspection.
QA07 then controls what will happen to the expired batch.
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Hi guys and girls,
Do you know of an SAP functionality that will automatically put expired batches into quarantine status.
From a replenishment point of view our systems think that batches are available as long as they have status released, so this feature would be extremely helpful in decreasing supply risk.
Thanks,
Jannik

SAP has given function called dead line monitoring to help on this. Tx is QA05 or QA07.
Search in this forum you will get lot of info on this.
[Shelf Life Expired Material will automatically be transferred to block stk |Re: Shelf Life Expired Material will automatically be transferred to block stk]
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After stock quantity has been updated, wed like to perform ATP check and update schedule lines for sales documents which have not been delivered yet.
Is BAPI_SALESDOCUMENT_CHANGE useful to do so?
If so which fields should I set X?
At the moment, I called BATCH INPUT and execute ATP check.
But I'm wondering if this is not a smart way.
Thank you
Yuko

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Penryns, Wolfdales and Yorkfields batch #'s. Oh my...

Let's compile some batch numbers for the 45nm processor and the setting we've used to overclock them. The more detailed the information the better. It'll really help people in the future I think. Let's see what would be good information. You can actually include the Kentsfields too. The Q6600 seems like a great overclocker. A screenshot would be nice too. 4 hours into Orthos or Prime95 is fine I think. This is for the Intel 45nm processors. But the 9850 Phenom is welcome too.
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20) And anything else you think would be helpful. Like if you dance some sort of rain dance to get your processor to POST.
You don't need to post all this information, but if you have them, might as well. It would help. And you don't have to do it in order either. These are just to help remind you.
I hope I didn't miss anything. Let me explain the Intel batch numbers. It'll go something like Q807A125. The Q8 means that the processor was defused in 2008. Like the whole dry lithography processor thing... The 07 after the Q8 means that it was the 7th week of 2008. That means sometime in the third week of February.
The A125 part means that this was the 125th batch of that particular week. Some people report that the lower the number after the A, the better. I guess a simple explanation would be human nature. Nobody wants to be working on Fridays so people get sloppy.
Anyways, I'm not entirely sure that the patch number alone is enough. Because processor that are on the outer edges of a particular wafer aren't as good as processors that are at the center of the wafer. At least that's the way it used to be. So two processor from the same wafer (A125 for example) might have completely different results.
We would need quite a lot of batch numbers to really know if there is a bad batch out there that you should avoid at all costs.
I'll edit this first entry in this thread to include the cpu name, batch number, cpu speed and vcore of all the entries. Or someone else with moderator privileges can do it for me. :-D
LOL I forgot the batch #'s
Some numbers:
1) Q807A125: E8400 with VID of 1.10 volts overclocked to 4.0ghz with vcore of 1.325 volts, northbridge 1.450 volts, southbridge 1.6 volts, 2x2GB ram at 2.0 volts and 889mhz
2) L803A756: Xeon X3350 overclocked to 3.3GHz (8x412.5) with vcore of 1.192 volts, northbridge 1.25 volts, southbridge auto, FSB termination 1.230 volts, ram at 825MHz @ 5-5-5-15 2T with voltage of 2.1 volts.
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Quote
http://edgeofstability.com/articles/dfi_p35/gtl/gtl3.html
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3) q802a594: E8400 overclocked to 4.005ghz (FSB 445MHz x 9 Multiplier) with a vcore of 1.376 idle, northbridge setting of 1.36 volts, southbridge voltage of 1.56 volts, front side bus termination voltage of 1.375 volts, ram at 2.1 volts running at 5-5-5-15 and 445MHz (890mhz effectively)
Hope this give you future overclocking pioneers out there some idea about where to start.
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17) At full load: Tcase is 43, Tj core0 is 58, Tj core1 is 54. (yeah... The difference between the Tcase and Tjunction is way too high *Shrug*)
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Daloona's suggestion about how to overclock really helped:
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The first you seek the highest cpu speed without upping Vcore, leave it on 0.000 or auto, pref 0.000 if available.
Stress cpu, small fft's for at least 8 hrs to be sure.
Then try to reach the cpu speed you want to , by upping Vcore.
Stress cpu, small fft's for at least 8 hrs to be sure.
then go further and try to get sytem stable at wanted speed with tweaking NB ans SB and fsb vtt, starting with NB and maybe fsb vtt.
Stress cpu and ram, blend for at least 8 hrs to be sure.
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But dont forget oc-ing mem means upping Vdimm .
Mine is warrantied to 2.2V, but be sure you do not overvolt them, the highest is best @2.1Vdimm or lower, unlesss, like me, you cool your mem
On a certain point your gonna loose mem speed eventually due to looser timings and undervolting, so search for the optimum between your mem and cpu at a good fsb:dram ratio. ( I like fsb:dram @1:1, but 3:5, 5:6 and 8:9 are good also)
This is how I did it, and it took a long time but its running great and I enjoyed the work.
Dont forget to test a lot and long with Orthos/Prime95 blend and small fft's and watch those temps with HWmonitor, Everest or CoreTemp.
It really helps to isolate each thing so you can test what voltages you actually need to increase. Wish me luck that I'll actually hit 4 or 8 hours with Orthos.
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