Interested in your experience implementing operation-level costing

Greetings,
I'm interested in anyone's experience implementing OLC.  After reading OSS note 1002335, implementing OLC was viewed as a core-mod.  If you have implemented it, did you face any major issues?  What are some of its limitations that your client experienced?  Any information is much appreciated. 
I am interested in the ability to calculate planned cost at the operation level specifically.
Regards,
Matt Herzog

Matt,
  We had a look at it early last year but dropped it since it viewed as a core mod.However at that time we were told that in EHP5/6 this functionality would be provided as standard.
  If you are willing to wait it out, it looks like Operation Account assignment is part of EHP5. I am not sure if it replaces the OLC.You may want to get in touch with your sales rep for more info on this.But existing documentation indicates this as
Operation Account Assignment
The Operation Account Assignment solution permits a single plant maintenance or customer service order to have cost objects at the operation level. Each of the account assignment functions available for the header are now possible at the operation level, delivering more flexibility in task costing.
Customers in asset-intensive industries such as utilities, oil and gas, transportation, public sector, and mining
Customers in industries requiring detailed maintenance costs for regulatory reporting
Customers working on multiple assets with different accounting requirements for the same work order
However, if you are just looking for planned cost calculation, the simpler alternative might be to develop a custom report.
Hope it helps.
Regards
Narasimhan

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