Pegging between SNP orders?

Is there pegging relationships between SNP orders? If it's so, what are the differences between pegging of SNP and PP/DS orders.
Thanks

Hi Mikalai,
SNP has 3 solvers for rough-cut capacity planning i.e. Heuristics, Capability-To-Match and Optimizer. Heuristics and Optimizer are time-series based solvers and pegging is not supported using these solvers. The only solver that is order-based is CTM and with CTM pegging is possible. Even though CTM is different from rest of the SNP, it is often gets clubbed with SNP functionality.
SNP can only schedule to a minimum of one day granularity and where as PP/DS can schedule to second. As far as pegging methods are concerned, fixed & dynamic pegging are available for both CTM & PP/DS.
Hope this helps.

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Difference between snp planned order and pp/ds planned order

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can any one please explain the difference between snp planned order and pp/ds planned order. I am relatively new to this area

The primary differences are as below.
1. The master data for SNP Planned Order is SNP PPM/PDS where the minimum duration for an operation is a day. So it is used for rough cut capacity planning.
The master data for PPDS Planned Order is a PPDS PPM/PDS where operations are down to minute and second level. Moreover sequence dependent operation planning is possible in PPDS Planned Orders. It is for detailed capacity planning.
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Dear Experts,
I am exploring on standard VMI functionality
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Dear Chan,
Many thanks , actually i need to convert that SNP -VM SO to TLB SO and need tp push to ECC 6 for further processing
what are the steps and T code needed
can you please give me some idea
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I investigate the possibility of a link between "sales order" and "planned order / process order" for the usage of planning strategy 52 (planning w/o final assembly, make to stock).
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Jörg Demtschuk

Hi Jorg,
To my understanding if you need hard pegging then in SAP only Individual requirement is possible.
Or else you need to create a custom transactions/table to identify Sale order and when ever a process order is created by selecting the sale order record, the process order detials should also get updated against that.
You need to take the help of ABAP expert for this,
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The relationship between production order and purchase requistion After running MPS

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I met a issue . My users want to know the relationship between production order and purchase requistion . In my company we create production order and purchase req. by running MRP. our operations are:
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Hello
On the standard MTS process there is no link between the requirement (STO) and the replenishment element (production order).
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Need help to find out link between process order and purchase order.

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Need help to find out link between process order and purchase order.
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Edited by: SAP PQ on Sep 26, 2011 5:24 PM
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Edited by: SAP PQ on Sep 26, 2011 5:24 PM

MD09 is pegging. In SAP pegging is dynamic, meaning that there's no fixed link between purchase order and process order in your case.
This is why you did not get the same result when you tried again later.
Such a link can exist only if you do direct procurement for the order.

Difference between SNP and PPDS.

Hi all,
i want to know the functional diff betwn Snp and PPDS. .
i mean what activities come under Snp, after what activities it is under PPDS. . .
Any info on the same will be highly appreciated.
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Hi Prasad,
SNP basically does rough cut capacity planning on a constrained or unconstraint situation whereas PPDS does time continous finite capacity based on constraint or unconstaint situation.
SNP & PPDS works on horizons. There are scenarios were SNP horizon can overlap with PPDS horizon.
SNP uses SNP PPM as master data whereas PPDS PPM as master data. The output are SNP orders and PPDS orders.
The minimum day for SNP planning is 1 day whereas PPDS can go upto even 1 sec(ie microscopic planning)
Starting from a demand plan, Supply Network Planning determines a permissible short- to medium-term plan for fulfilling the estimated sales volumes. This plan covers both the quantities that must be transported between two locations (for example, distribution center to customer or production plant to distribution center), and the quantities to be produced and procured. When making a recommendation, Supply Network Planning compares all logistical activities to the available capacity
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Difference between SNP PDS and PPDS PDS

HI Experts.
Can you tell the major differences between SNP PDS and PPDS PDS.
Thanks
Raja kiran R

Hi Raja,
Unlike PPDS planning (time-continuous planning), the least time bucket in SNP planning (bucket oriented planning) is a day, not seconds. Which is why the duration of individual activities in SNP PDS are planned in days only. Scheduling in SNP is based on the fixed duration of an activity and not based on order quantity or capacity load. If a plan contains 3 activities each with fixed duration of 1 day, then the SNP planned order will have duration of 3 days.
On the other hand in PPDS, the duration of an acitivity is calculated based on the resource load that generates the order quanitity, which means larger the qty to be produced, the longer the duration of the activity.
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This is backed up by various documentation from SAP.
eg
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm50/helpdata/en/b0/3c2463c7cbb54bacfb75c789100ad4/content.htm
SNP cannot plan with characteristics. However, the characteristic assignments remain and can be evaluated in PP/DS.
CDP in SNP
CDP cannot be used in SNP as the SNP does __not support__ characteristics.
http://books.google.com.au/books?id=KjvOY_4P8JEC&pg=PA13&lpg=PA13&dq=CDPSNPcharacteristics&source=bl&ots=tG9-FGeIo9&sig=CzW-hktRFP2DrlOaied2QMY7gNE&hl=en#v=onepage&q=CDP%20SNP%20characteristics&f=false
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Differece between SNP Optimizer and Deployment Optimizer

Hi,
Can anyone please list down the difference in the planning method for a deployment optimizer and SNP Optimizer?
Thanks & Regards,
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Hi Sanjog,
First of all if we understand the difference between SNP Heuristic Planning run which finds the 'Source' of Supply with dates and quantities and Deployment Planning run which CONFIRMs the Supply .... then it is easy to understand the difference between SNP & Deployment Optimizer.
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Try read this ... First para on Deployment Optimizer ...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm50/helpdata/en/1c/4d7a375f0dbc7fe10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Read the First Paragragraph as well as 'Distribution based on Lowest Costs' section
Hope you find this answer usefull. Reward Points if it is.
Regards,
Ambrish Mathur

Copy Control between Sales Orders and Deliveries

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051 routine between sales order and delivery copy control

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type
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Sales order is the order from your customer and delivery is when you are delivering the item.
Shipping: In general when the item is dispached from the warehouse, we can say the item is shipped,where as delivery is item/product reaching to the end customer.
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