MRP Net Requirements calculation in External procurement Vs STO

Hi gurus,
Lets say I have a FG 1234 which has raw component 9999.
Case1:
Setting for 9999 is externally procured.
I have a stock of 50 pc for 9999.
I got order for 60 pc for FG 1234.
so system will only create purchase reks for 10 pc of 9999 as it already sees 50 pc in stock.
Case 2:
Setting for 9999 is externally procured but from one of our own plant (Using SPK 40)
I have a stock of 50 pc for 9999.
I got order for 60 pc for FG 1234.
will system create STR for 10 pc of 9999 as it already sees 50 pc in stock? or will it create STR for 60 pc without checking stock in the ordering plant?

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dorian661 wrote:
SPK 70 will not create an STR. Stock of 9999 will be checked in supplying plant. In case there is a shortage, a procurement proposal will be created against the dependent requirement here. Stock is not checked in ordering plant. You will notice that dependent requirements for 9999 will be seen in the supplying plant.
Dorian,
Thanks for the reply. so are you saying that in SPK70
In ordering plant - MRP will not look at the stock situation for that material
In supplying plant - system will check stock requirement and create dependent requirement for the shortage amount
and in spk70 case, against what element is the delivery done to the ordering plant? in spk40 delivery is done against STO.
Thx

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