MRP with Safety Stock

Hi All,
I am working on a trading Company. I have one scenario for Make to Stock, whenever the MRP will run it should consider the safety stock and the MRP should be run through the reorder Point. As i do not have much idea about the MRP, so please guide me on this. Please give me step by step Procedure to do this. What MRP type,shall i choose while creating the material master and which lot size? Its will be better if you clarify with an example.
Sure,Points will be awarded.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Dharama,
I have run the MRP same as the example given by you for Lot size HB and MRP type VB as--
Ex. Stock 50
Reorder point 60
safety stock 30
MAx stock level 100
When MRp run system create P.R for 50 no's.
I understood the first two line items as we have the safety stock as 30, so it will be reduced from the avalaiable quantity 50. It will become as 20.
But after that, how the system is calculating on the reorder level and the maximum stock level. Please clarify me on this.
Thanks in advance
Sure, Points will be awarded.
Edited by: Neeraj Saini on Oct 23, 2008 7:53 AM

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