MS05 Long Term Planning

I need to stock available qty at long term planing (ms05) not calculate some location that qty status nettable.
Example : Location   yy   stock onhand 100 EA   (Nettable)
                Location   xx   stock onhand 10 EA    (Nettable)
     MRP                          display stock available 100 ea but
     Long Term Planning     display stock available 110 ea (I need to display       100 ea same MRP because MRP can set config exclude from MRP)
Please advise me?

Hi,
Can you make this Location stock XX as blocked or Restricted stock, then you will be able to exclude it from the Net requirement calculation.
By deselecting the Blocked Stock or Restricted use stock for avaialbile stock in Avaialble stock configuration.

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Hi,
what's long term planning analysis and how to use the blw tcodes.. in this tcode its asking for planning scenerio, how to create it?? pls explain the usages of these t codes?? is it really used in user level??
MCEA
MCEB
MCEC

Dear,
Basically LTP is simulative MRP to simulate and see all the results like production capacity plan/ raw material plan/ profit margin. here we are using the same master data like material master, recipe, BOM etc.
In MS31 - you create a LTP version where you can mention the PIR version where you enter the planning data in MD61.
Release this version and maintain the planning data like qty per period in MD61 with the version mentioned in MS31, make sure that the version is not active so that LTP consider this inactive qty data.
Run MS01/MS02/MS03 etc to run simulative MRP.
Results can be seen in MS04/MS05.
Inn MSF0 you can see the capacity requirement and adjust the qty to se that 100% capacity is utilized.
We can see the raw material requirement in Pur info system in MCEC/MCEA/MCEB/MCB&/MCB)
Also refer my reply from this link also,
Re: LTP - S012 Tables
Hope clear to you.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

Long Term Planning-Planning File Entry

Hi Gurus/Friends
In the long term planning after PIR with inactive version and creating Scenario, assinging versions, Plants,....then
during Release+Save it is giving the Result of Planning File Entries
Logically the system has suppose to give the Number of Planning File Entries in Propotionate to the Specific Planning Scenario number and materials inside
But it is giving for all the Materials inside the Plant
Is there any settings to restrict the Planning File Entry creation w.r.t Planning scenario during Release+Save
other than the solutions through Transaction MS20,MS22 and MSAB
(Because during Release+save logically it has to call the MS22 t.code and do planning file entries for the materials in that scenario)
Awaiting for reply
thanks
K.Prabakaran

Hi,
Please Refer Below SAP help .
*Releasing a planning scenario*
You first have to release a planning scenario before you can plan it in the long-term planning run. When you release the planning scenario, the system creates planning file entries for all materials in all the plants allocated to the planning scenario. There is a separate planning file entry for this purpose. This guarantees that your operative planning is kept completely separate from your simulative planning. This long-term planning file contains all the materials that are also contained in the operative planning file. After the release, every change relevant to MRP triggers an entry in the planning file as in operative planning.
Pradeep
Edited by: Pradeep Kumar on May 9, 2008 4:22 PM

Excluding storage location from MRP run in Long Term Planning

Hi,friends,
In my scenario , i want to exclude storage location from MRP run in long term planning.When i set storage location MRP indicator "2" in SPRO and SLoc MRP indicator "1" MRP4 in material master, i can exclude the storage location after run MRP with MD01/MD02,and i can see the expected result in MD04.But in Long Term Planning scenario the storage location can not be excluded after run MRP with MS01/MS02,and the requirements list in MS04 include the stock in the storage location i want to exclude. i dont know if i miss something.Plz give me some advice.
Regards
Joey

Hi,
Refer the OSS Note 208017 - LTP: Long-term planning and storage locations
==========================================================================
Symptom
In long-term planning (Transactions MSBT / MS01 / MS02 / MS03), the MRP indicator of a storage location for a material is not taken into account (material master, view MRP 2 [up to and including Release 3.1I] or MRP 4 [as of Release 4.0A]).
The storage locations excluded by MRP or planned separately are also planned in the plant segment.
Additional key words
LTP, MM01, MM02, MM03, master data, MRP indicator, LGORT ...
Cause and prerequisites
The MRP indicator for a certain storage location of a material is only taken into account in operative planning (requirements planning, MRP).
The long-term planning occurs exclusively at plant level.
Solution
This is no error. The system works as intended.
The individual storage locations should not be distinguished in the long-term planning, in order to perform a comprehensive long-term planning.
This is important, for example, within the kanban processing where the storage locations with kanban MRP are excluded from the MRP, but in spite of that should be included in the long-term planning.
==========================================================================
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Extracting LTP (Long Term Planning) Data from SAP ECC to SAP BW

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Here is the task in hand. There is a standard report that Production Planners execute post their MRP/LTP runs. This report can be accessed through T-code "MCB)". The program in action is RMCB1200. I tried looking for any standard extractors but to no avail. I would be fine to know either or both of the following:
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How to consider the Purchase Orders in Long Term Planning

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I wanted to include the Purchase Orders of Finished Material in Long Term Planning.
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Shailendra
Edited by: Shailendra Hadkar on Apr 5, 2010 12:41 PM

Dear,
Could you please explain usage of purchase orders for Finished product?
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Implementing Long-Term Planning

Dear Guys,
Is that possible to implement Long-Term Planning (LTP) in SAP when there is no SOP module in the system. Would you please inform me the basic requirements or basic setup to implement LTP in SAP system.
Thank you in advance!

Hi Payam,
This is always recommended to implement LTP if you have long lead times for some procured parts, bottle necks in capacities for work centers and most important to plan about budget required for the production of those parts.
The above things you cannot check with STP/MTP and perform changes after the STP/MTP runs. But this you can do with LTP with diffrent scenarios and compare it till you satisfy.
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Long-Term Planning (PP-MP-LTP)

Do you know BI content for Long-Term Planning (PP-MP-LTP)?

Not that I know.
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Long term planning in ECC for materials planned in SAP APO

Hi SAP PP and APO Experts,
I would like to know whether it is possible to plan a material in SAP ECC with Long Term Planning to create Simulative Planned Orders in ECC, when the MRP Type for the material is set to X0 (Planning in SAP APO).
Warm regards,
Prem

Hi Dhaivakumar,
Appreciate your prompt response.
My business is MTS. I have made all settings for LTP planning for the material. (M|RP Type is set to X0-Planning in APO). When I execute the transaction MS02, I get the error message "Material 5200000013 J310 is not planned automatically. Message no. 61008". The details of the error message is:
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either the MRP data for plant J310 or MRP area has not been created
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I can't see planned order in Long Term Planning Stock/requirements list.

Hi
I am trying to use Long Term Planning in SAP.
I created scenario dates from 01.03.2011 to 03.09.2011. Between those dates i entered planned independent requirements as 300.
When i went to Long Term Planning Stock/requirements list, i can see all planned independent requirements but i run Multilevel single-item planning and then when i went to Long Term Planning Stock/requirements list again, i couldnt see planned order for planned independent requirements.
So what is the problem? Can anyone help me please?
Thank you.

HI
check the planning scenario in MS31 and the PIR assignment in MS31 also check the plant assignement.
Check In MD61 you have enter PIRs in simulation version and the same version is to assigned in planning scenario
Also check T code OPU5 for LTP setting for planned orders
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Anupam Sharma
Edited by: anupam sharma on Sep 3, 2010 2:33 PM

Inconsistent - Work Centre's Long-term Planning (KAKO-KAPLPL)

Hi Experts,
we're upgarding from SAP4.5 to ERP6.
I reviewed OSS note 950834, but it's not related.
We extracted from SAP4.5 Work Centre - Capacity Header - Long-term
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It's ticked (X) in CR03, but blank () in table KAKO-KAPLPL.
We loaded into ERP6 Work Centre - Capacity Header - Long-term Planning.
It's blank () in CR03, but ticked (X) in table KAKO-KAPLPL.
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Thomas

Dear Thomas,
I suggest you to check relevant OSS notes. Also creaete a OSS message for this issue.
thanks and regards
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Long Term Planning MCB)

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Please suggest how to analyze the output of MCB) transaction for long term planning.
Thanks & Regards,
Nataraj

Hi there,
Could you please give more details such as what are your objectives, the type of material (high frequency demand, low frequency, etc) and the span of long term planning (1 year, 5 years, 10?).
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Re: Long term Planning

Dear All,
I am trying to do Long term Planning. In my case I am not using SOP. Demand is entered into SAP through PIR (i.e. PIR).
I want to see how much load is there on all the resources available.
Please advice me how to proceed in this direction.
Regards,
Vivek Sharma

Dear Vivek,
Check with these steps,
1.A plannig scenario has to be created for a plant in T code MS31 & for the same Planning scenario
configuration settings has to be made in OPU5 for the planned orders for LTP.
2.Requirements has to be given in MD61 in an inactive version and also after giving the requirements
kindly remove the tick mark against version- active check box.
3.Assign this plan to the planning scenario in MS32,release it and ensure the planning file entries are
entered or created,the same can be checked using MS21.
4.After taking LTP simulation run in MS02(individual material) or MS01 you can see the simulated
planned orders obtained in MS04 T code.
5.These Simulated planned orders can't be converted into production orders or it cant be used for any
business confirmation purpose.
6. For capacity planning analysis,use T Code CM38,
Before that Ensure for all the work centers in CR03 which are used for operation under capacity header
you have included the check box for Long term planning,otherwise in CM38 you can't see any capacity
requirements data.
7.Before executing CM38,ensure under settings---> general you are giving the period settings properly.
Revert back incase of any more clarifications required.
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Vendor's long term plans regarding actualizations

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It will be than the first Apple's product in our environment.
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dav7 wrote:
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So kinda like a NAS or external HDD type of solution, except one that doesn't use failure-prone media like HDDs. Unless there's a kind of hard disk out there that doesn't fail very "easily" and lasts in an order of years?
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Last edited by Garns (2008-10-08 13:39:29)

Short, medium and long term planning in SNP

Hi,
can somebody explain me what Short, medium and long term planning mean in SNP?
Lets, say I have this scenario:
If I have a product with SNP horizon of 35 days, which means that the product is planned in SNP only after 35 days from today. Only PPDs deals with orders in these 35 days.
I have a 3 planning books
short term with 30 days from today
medium term with 7 months from today and
long term with 2 years from today.
When I say short, medium and long term planning in SNP what exactly happens in these ?? What do users usually do in these books?
SNP horizon is 35 days and the short term book is 30 days long, in which SNP does nothing. What's the use of this book?
Thanks.

When I say short, medium and long term planning in SNP what exactly happens in these ??
Nothing much from a technical stand point.
What do users usually do in these books?
Check the Time Bucket Profile for the different books. The short Term Book will be in days, the mid term in weeks and the long term in months/quarters etc. The different books allows users to see the keyfigures in different time-based aggregate level.
But if Heuristic is executed then behaviour will be different. Remember SNP Location Heuristic run uses the bucket of the data view to compute the Net Requirement and then try creating Receipts in each bucket within the time horizon of the data view using suitable master data. So if you run Location Heuristic in the short Term (daily) view then you will have many receipts one per day most likely. If you run in mid-term Weekly view then there are less number of receipts one receipt per week till 7 months. likewise for the long term view.
SNP horizon is 35 days and the short term book is 30 days long, in which SNP does nothing. What's the use of this book?
Maybe just to see the data. Location Heuristic run will not generate any new receipt.
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