Determine load. time

Hello Gurus,
The Determine load. time is C Default from shipping point in define shipping point - config.
But I want to know from where the days are defauted as I could not see this in define shipping point itself.
Please tell me where the load time is mentioned in config to get defaulted.
thank you
murali

Hi Murali krishna,
Pls find the path where we are going to define the load time below:
SPRO>Enterprise structure>Definition>Logistics Execution>Define,Copy,delete,check shipping point-->Define shipping point.
In the screen Determine times tab you can find the field Determine load time with options as (blank,A,B and C).
If you want to change then select the second option as Copy, delete, check shipping point.Select your shipping point and edit the one you want.
Regards,
Mohan.

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