Consumption Modes and Planning Materials

Hello Gurus,
will you please explain Consumption Modes and Planning Materials with plain words.
thanks very much

Hi Zhang,
Consumption mode
An indicator in demand management that controls the direction on the time axis in which sales orders or dependent requirements are allocated and consume planned independent requirements.
Consumption can take place with planned independent requirements that are before or after the sales order.
Planning material
A planning material is required in the planning strategy "planning with planning material."
Non-variable parts for similar finished products can be planned using this strategy. The planning material is then assigned to the material master record of the finished products to plan. Planned independent requirements are created for the planning material. Incoming sales orders consume the planned independent requirements of the planning material.
I hope it will help you,
Regards,
Murali.

Similar Messages

Hook to run script between Consumption mode and Contribution mode

Hi,
I am developing a Web Portal page with a Region Template. My page will need to have an accordion. My Region Template will push out raw HTML, and I will use jQuery to put accordion behavior on top. However, the jQuery will run at "onload", $(document).ready(function()), to initialize my raw HTML to be an accordion. It works fine in view mode, however when I switch to Contribution mode, the page shows a raw HTML.
I am looking for a hook that I can run JavaScript when switching between Consumption mode and Contribution mode. This way, I can put my initialization script in that hook. I have looked in the iDoc documentation but couldn't find any.
I would be grateful if you can help me out. Thank you very much for your time.
Linh
Edited by: 942214 on 22-Jun-2012 00:20

Are you sure your jquery isn't getting called? Switching between contribution mode should cause a full page refresh by triggering the WCM.ReloadURL js function.
Have you put in debug statements to ensure that the $(document).ready(function(){}); really isn't being called?
-ryan

Read mode and plan mode cube error

is there any program to switch the cube from read mode to plan mode ?
my one job has been failed due to below error message ....
InfoCube MIPDEDWC1 is not in "real-time mode". Please change first
What does it mean ?
Regards,

Hello jain akshay,
Yes you have to change it, you can only do that for cubes defined as transactional in the first case.
Go to rsa11->search for your InfoProvider->right-click on it->Select the option "Change Real-Time Load Behaviour..."
Change the bullet to the other option presented there.
Do whatever you were trying to do again.
This should work.
After loading your request you have to change it back to were it was again, cause if you don't do that your cube is ready for receiving data but not for manual inserting data (planning data).
Please assign points,
Diogo.

Nokia 2520 with keyboard in consumption mode

I am a new owner of an AT&T Lumia 2520 with the power keyboard. I have noticed that when I am "consumption mode" and using Metro apps the on screen keyboard does not pop up. The only way to do this is to disconnect the power keyboard entirely and the things work as expected. I can also bring up the keyboard from the charms bar, but this is not optimal. Will there be an update coming to resolve this issue?

Hi,
Sorry If the flight mode is active, it informs " Unable to use when flight profile is active" when try to choose WLAN.
All active connections ended by activating the flight mode.
Br
Mahayv

Consumption mode

Deat All,
Can any one please tell me what is consumption mode and why we ust it. and if i wanna see the difference of back comsumption and fowrd consumptionhow should i test it in real scenerio.
i will bw obliged
thanx and redards
irfan

>
Irfan Ali wrote:
> Deat All,
>
> Can any one please tell me what is consumption mode and why we ust it. and if i wanna see the difference of back comsumption and fowrd consumptionhow should i test it in real scenerio.
>
> i will bw obliged
>
> thanx and redards
>
> irfan
Irfan,
It cannot be explained better than the SAP Help itself...please go through this link..[http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/cb/7f947543b711d189410000e829fbbd/content.htm]
Regards,
Prasobh

I turned off my Verizon phone in Birmingham getting on a plane to Houston. When I arrived tonite I turned it back on and it says"searching" I do not have it in airplane mode and I have done a soft reset. Any other suggestions. This is a new iPhone 5

turned off my Verizon phone in Birmingham getting on a plane to Houston. When I arrived tonite I turned it back on and it says"searching" I do not have it in airplane mode and I have done a soft reset. Any other suggestions. This is a new iPhone 5

In settings>general>restrictions>location services>system services do you have cell network search set to off? If so turn it on and it may help to find a signal faster.

Difference between Simple maintanence and Export mode and Organisation plan

Hi all,
Can any one please explain the difference between Simple maintanence and Export mode and organisational plan in SAP easy access.
Thanks & Regards,
Naga

Expert Mode Infotype Maintenance: This interfaces allows you to edit individually selected objects in OM (Org Units, Positions, Jobs) via infotypes.
Expert Mode: Simple Maintenance Interface (PPOM_OLD) is used to quickly create a new Organizational Plan. As a user, you can pretty much maintain large volumes of data very easily ( i.e create several objects simultaneously), without having to go through the more "Performance Intensive" Org and Staffing interface.
In accessing the Simple Maintenance interface to create your org structure, the initial screen requires you to specify which evaluation path you want to create your org structure.
Organizational Plan: This is what provides you with a complete picture of an enterprise's environment. It comprises elements (objects like Org Units, Positions, Jobs etc) which are used as building blocks for creating an Organizational structure.
Need more information? Let me know.

Difference between data update in planning mode and loading mode

Hi gurus,
I am referring to intergrated planning. Planning cube can be loaded and planned.
When the cube is in planning mode, key figure gets overwritten while when its in loading mode, key figures get aggregated. Is this the behaviour?
E.g. Verion V1 is copied to V2 repetatively using copy function and self transformation. what wll be difference
Regards,
Subir.

Hi,
In planning Mode, When you enter planning data, the data is written to a data request of the real-time InfoCube. As soon as the number of records in a data request exceeds a threshold value, the request is closed and a rollup is carried out for this request in defined aggregates (asynchronously). You can still rollup and define aggregates, collapse, and so on, as before.
Depending on the database on which they are based, real-time InfoCubes differ from standard InfoCubes in the way they are indexed and partitioned. For an Oracle DBMS, this means, for example, no bitmap indexes for the fact table and no partitioning (initiated by BI) of the fact table according to the package dimension.
Regards
CSM Reddy

MRP exception message 64 and planning strategy group 52

Hi Gurus,
I have done extensive search online in the forum to find the route cause why we are getting MRP exception message 64 for a specific material in one of our plants. This exception message does not occur for the same materials which is also produced in another plant.
I was just wondering whether the planning strategy group of 52 in MRP 3 view would have any effect on the frequent occurrence of exception message 64. I know that the 64 message occurs when the routing time is higher than the in house production time. If that's the case where to look for in routing to correct this, apart from this do we need to look at work centers and other details. I'm not a PP person but still was curious to know see if i could take a shot at it.
Also the MRP settings that we follow in the plant where this problem does not occur is NETCH, Create PR - 2, Schedule lines - 3, create MRP list - 1, Planning mode - 3, scheduling -2
in the plant where the 64 message occurs quite often is Netch, Create PR -2, Schedule lines - 3, create MRP list - 1, planning mode - 1, Schdeduliing - 1
I was thinking do MRP settings and planning strategy group would have any impact on why we are getting the 64 wexception message
Because of this 63 exception message, the downstream components are getting wrong signals.
Thanks
Ravi

Hello Ravi
Generallt, exception message "64 - Production finish after order finish" is triggered when the order start date is in the past and system automatically changes to forward scheduling to calculate the finish date.
Note 1913017 explains how the order basic date is calculated and adjusted in case of forward scheduling, however, you are using strategy 52 and this is a very special scenario, whever VP planned orders are generated.
The VP planned orders will always be adjusted to the requirements date even if the requirements date is in the past. This is a special feature in the planning segment, since these orders are only kind of 'virtual' planned orders. These orders only have to provide the demand requirements for the components in time.
Therefore, there is a relationship between strategy 52 (VP planned order) and the exception message observed.
BR
Caetano

Consumption mode settings

Hi,
Please suggest me for my following scenario.
Iam doing weekly planning for my material which should get consume by sales order, say I maintained PIR for week W1 20, W2 30. whenever sales order comes for qty up to 20 it is consuming W1 PIR but whenever sales order qty is more than 20, second week PIRs are getting consume which I do not want. Is there any way to restrict it.
I did not maintained anything in consumption mode field, and I tried with 2, 1, 1 also. I have checked consumption mode settings in SPRO where I maintained 0 for plant.
How to stop consuming next week PIRs.

Changed MRP group settings.

Consumption modes

Hi All,
Can anybody explain me with the examples to differentiate between Forward ,backward and backward forward consumption modes..
Thanks

Hi Kathik,
As explained by Karthi It deals with the consumptions of PIR by your actual demand(SO).
For example you have a material A & you have entered a planned demand (PIR)
say 100 units for July, 100 units for Aug, 200 units for Sept
Now if you have a SO for 150 for Aug & you have backward consumption mentioned, then the SO
consumes you Aug requirement first ie 100 is consumed, then for the balance 50 it searches
backwards & reduces the PIR for july.
With Forward scheduling the opposite happens. ie your requirements from Sept are consumed first.
when you have both ie backward / forward
you have a requirement for say 250 first your requirements for Aug & July are consumed ie 200 units are consumed, for the
balance 50 it shifts to forward & consumes 50 units form the PIR for Sept.
for Forward/backward
the consumption starts from Sept ie 200units from Sept is consumed & for balance 50 its switches
to backward & as Aug is the first requirement it encounters it consumes 50 units from Aug.
To control the span of time(ie how long back or how long into the future) your PIR needs to be consumed
you use the consumption period. PIR's beyond this period are not considered.
Tried to put it in short.
Hope i have been clear,
may be you can also check the link on SAP help.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/en/cb/7f9b7043b711d189410000e829fbbd/frameset.htm

Please help, iPhone 5 stuck in recovery mode and will not update.

I tried to update my girlfriend's iPhone 5 (AT&T) from 6.1.2 to 7.0.4 last night and something went wrong so of course I had backed it up so I put the phone into recovery mode and attempted to completely restore it and then restore from back-up (or at least that was my plan) but the problem is that once I got it in recovery mode and started the update it froze mid-update (Not a computer problem, I have a rMBP 2013, 2.3 ghz i7 & 16GB ram) so after about 30 minutes of watching it at the same spot I unplugged it and attempted to start over. Now everytime I attempt to update it it tries to re-download the software and once it gets completely downloaded it says it was corrupted during the download. I have also attempted to download the IPSW manunally and update that way and it now gets partially through the update and throws an error message. I have tried to use tinyumbrella to kick it out of recovery mode and it does not work either. I am out of options, I have no idea what else to do. I aplogize for my ****** grammar and sentence structure I am flustered and haven't taken the time to proofread it.

FIRST, edit your hosts file (which was corrupted by the jailbreak process) and remove any references to gs.apple.com; delete the whole lines and save the file. If you don't know how to do this you will have to get help, and it shows that jailbreaking was a bigger mistake than you thought.
Next, connect to a USB port directly on the computer, not a hub and disconnect all USB devices that consume power or bandwidth (like USB drives).
Put it into DFU mode to restore. With the phone disconnected hold HOME and SLEEP until a black screen appears. Immediately release SLEEP and continue holding HOME. While holding connect to iTunes and continue holding. After a while (perhaps several minutes) iTunes should recognize the phone. When it does release the HOME button and hope for the best.

Standard Report to check consumption values for multiple materials

Hi,
Is there any standard report to check "consumption" values for multiple materials? The user needs to check the consumption values over a period of time for multiple materials (VERP, ROH) before deciding the re-order and safety stock values for them. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Swapnil

Dear Swapnil,
Report MCRE is widely used for the material cosnumption than checking in COOIS.
Also these reports can help you.
MCPF                 Material analysis: Dates
MCPO                 Material analysis: Quantities
MCPW                 Material analysis: Lead time
Regards
Mangalraj.S

What are the general effects of using recovery mode, and is it possible for one's data to be backed up on to it afterwards?

My iPad, in my opinion is a great device to have whenever I need to use it for work - mainly using it for creating music. However I feel that it's a bit outdated, and I plan to get a new iPad Air for this holiday season and give this one to my children. That being said, I have stumbled across a weird problem that keeps me from backing my iPad (generation 2) up to my computer. The error in question states that "The iPad is currently owned by another computer." By looking around on the internet, I was able to deduce that one of the ways to solve this problem was to put it in recovery mode to get rid of the 'ownership', and this seems logistical. The problem I'm facing now, is that, after trying to find the answer, I do not know how recovery mode has an impact on all the data stored on my iPad. To clarify the question into three parts:
1) Is there a way to back up files from my iPad and easily retrieve them without the use of iTunes?
2) If not, is there a way to get rid of the 'ownership' of another computer other than recovery mode WITHOUT jailbreaking it?
3) If still no, then what are the effects of putting my iPad into recovery mode, and will all of my songs and data be safe?
Thank you for answering, if possible.

Was the iPad originally set up on a different computer, and hasn't been synced to the one that you are now trying to use ? There are some instructions on this page for syncing to a new computer : https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3141
(Before trying that you could copy any important files/documents off the iPad so that you have you own backup copy of them e.g. depending upon what the apps support then email them to yourself, use Dropbox, copy them to your computer via your wifi-network.)
You should be able to copy iTunes purchases off the iPad and over to that computer's iTunes via File > Devices Transfer Purchases, but if you have music from other sources (e.g. copied from CDs) which aren't in that computer's iTunes (and you haven't got a backup to copy them onto it from) then there are some programs listed half-way down this page which should be able to copy them back : https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3991
For recovery mode, that will result in your iPad being put back to factory defaults i.e. all of your content will be removed from it

My iPhone 5s is stuck in recovery mode and won't turn on, I've tried to restore and update it to iTunes and its finding my phone, but saying an error has occurred, any ideas?

My iPhone 5s is stuck in recovery mode and won't turn on, I've tried to restore and update it to iTunes and its finding my phone, but saying an error has occurred and won't work, the software is up to date, it just automatically switched itself off and when I try to turn it on, it shows the White background with the apple logo asif it's going to turn itself on but then switches off after a couple of seconds, what can I do? ive already taken it to a shop and he's looked at it, but said he can't fix it, thanks.

Visit an Authorized Apple Service Provider or Apple Store to get it checked. If they can't fix this, you'll have to pay the Out-Of-Warranty-Service fee to get a new replacement for a reduced price:
Out-of-warranty repair service
If your repair isn’t covered by Apple’s One Year Limited Warranty, AppleCare+, or AppleCare Protection Plan, your iPhone might be eligible for out-of-warranty service. For example, liquid damage isn’t covered by warranty but might be eligible for out-of-warranty service. Some damage isn’t eligible at all, for example if your device has been broken into multiple pieces. See Apple’s Repair Terms and Conditions for complete details.
Read Apple’s Repair Terms and Conditions
Model
Out-of-warranty service fee
Battery service*
iPhone 6 Plus
$329
$79
*available only if battery
fails Apple’s diagnostic test
iPhone 6
$299
iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5
$269
iPhone 4s
$199
iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G,
Original iPhone
$149
Plus a $6.95 shipping fee, if required. Fees are in USD and exclude local tax. Pricing is for service through Apple. The final service fee we charge will be determined during testing and may be less than the service fee listed above. Pricing and terms vary for service through an Apple Authorized Service Provider.
copied from Service Answer Center - iPhone

Consumption Modes and Planning Materials

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for