Forward Bacward Scheduling.

Dear All,
For material-A
I run mrp using MD02.
For material A i set master data as below:
MRP TYPE:PD
LOT SIZE: EX
PROCUREMENT TYPE : E
IN HOUSE PRODUCTION TIME:2 Days.
GR PROCESSING TIME: 16 Days.
Strategy group:10
Consumption mode:1
Fwd consumption per. :45 Days.
Insert requirement 08.03.2009 -10,000 quan.
After MRP run i got result
In Planned order  Hdr tab with following dates :
                     BasicDates      Production dates       Other dates
Ord.finish       15.03.2009      17.03.2009 10:12:46    Available for plng   31.03.2009
Start              13.03.2009      17.03.2009 00:00:00    GR processing time   16
Plnd open.      13.03.2009
And in planned order Det Scheduling Tab contains:
Parameters :
Scheduling type:1 Forwards
Reduction:NO reduction Carried out
Scheduling margin :Z05
So,can any one explain In planned order last tab  Det Scheduling.
Scheduling type:1 Forwards How it comes?
Bcz i already define in my master Consumption mode:1 Backward consumption only
So,its how trigger with Forwards.
Is it any relation with master or its come with any customizing setting?
and also plz explain in master we define consumption mode when it trigger?
Plz help.

Hi,
I suspect the Start in past check box is not ticked for your plant.
So go to
spro - pp - mrp - planning - scheduling & capacity parameters - parameters for determining the basic dates
Here tick the check box for start in past.
You can do the same via OPPQ as well. After making the settings, re-run MRP with plng mode as 3.
Check & revert if it resolves the issue.
Regards,
Vivek

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