Dependent Demand in APO

Hi ,
    I want to extract the dependent demand for a particular Product for a particular time interval,How to go about it I am working in APO-Abap.
Suppose  there is  a parent product P .In making of this
suppose child item C1,C2 ,C3 are  used.
Reagards
Ahasan

Hi Joshi,
For efficient functioning between two systems and to getter best optimised solution,
the important pre-requisite is that both systems are in sync in terms of data.
CIF will just act as a mirror image between two systems transferring data.
APO will purely plan based on the stock availability in APO at that point of time when
planning run is taken place.  It will not take into account of mismatches, product
nonavailability etc.,
If stock is mismatching, inventory system should be adjusted through proper
channel for correct entries of raw material stocks in system.  After correction done
in R/3, CCR has to be run to match the stocks between both systems.
Please confirm your query is resolved
Regards
R. Senthil Mareeswaran.

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