In house prod. time for continuous manufacturing

Hello friends,
I want to enter in house production time in matarial master for continuous manufacturing process.I am using Base Unit Of Measure "Quintal".It is not possible to calculate In house production time. So how can I define it?
Thanks!!

Hi,
In-house production time is lot size independent it use to schedule the order with basic date only, but when we do the lead time scheduling or create production order then system take the values from routing as it is lot size dependent.
It is not possible to calculate In house production time?
So pls maintain the approx time in material master then schedule the routing ca02extrascheduling--schedule after that click on scheduling result and update material master.
Then go to CA96 and update the result in to material master and check the time in material master--work scheduling view.
Hope it will clear your doubt.
Regards,
R.Brahmnkar

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