Lead Time for Purchasing Material & Manufacturing Material

The query is related to the process of Material Requisition planning.
I need to know from where exactly the system picks up the lead time for generating Purchase requistions?
- For purchased material (lead time from placing order to actual recipt of material, time needed for QC checking till its release)
- For own manufactured material (lead time at each work center in the recipe along with actual time required for a particular process)

Hi
for your information for any material the data for the lead time comes from the material master
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/fd/45b7ee9d6411d189b60000e829fbbd/frameset.htm
if you click on the link you can get the entire process.
as you can see SAP picks up the deatil from the MRP2 view of the material master.
hope this is helpful.
regards
Vignesh.

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Anyone tried this.

Industries & Product which have stabilsed have the same measuring yard and standards. This is also applicable for calendar working days, otherwise we need to device the 'interface' because the results would be weird, specifically when we speak of 'supply chain'.
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has anyone already implemented a logic for calculating
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goods receipt date (EKBE-BUDAT) for extraction to BW?
I have the problem, that i have more than one schedule line. There you cant link the GR (EKBE) to the relevant schedule line (EKET). How can i implement the FIFO solution (FirstinFirstout)?
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HI Horny,
Can you use the Following Tables:
S039 - > LETZTABG - Date: last (i.e. most recent) goods issue
EKPO -> EBELN - Purchasing Document Number.
You can create View by using these two tables (Material Number is the Common) and uploade the data.
Hope this will be helpful for your question.
Thanks
Rajesh
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Lead Time for manufacturing and its corresponding Quantity in Material Mast

Hi all ,
Do we have any feilds in SAP Material Master
which are useful for
1) Lead Time for manufacturing
2) Manfactured Lead Time Quantity
if the mateials are produced inhouse.
thanks
ksr

Dear,
There are no such a fields in material master, But in MRP 3 view you will get theotal replenishment lead time field.
Which use for the produced in-house if the replenishment lead time is included in the availability check:
This is nothing but the in-house production time and, if available, the goods receipt processing time.
Also refer this link to calculate the in-house production time correctly,
Total Manufacturing time for assembly
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Hi Sandeep,
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line: 605652
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shipment no: 1
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End of log messages from FND_FILE
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Do I include weekends when entering lead times in Items master data or not?
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Hi Gordon,
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Alfredo Jahn wrote:
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