Planned order cann't be generated via md02 or mdbt.

hi :
planned order cann't be generated via md02 or mdbt ,but i execute md05 and the planned order can be generated.
please help my analyze it .

hi:
thanks for your reply.
the requirements of material is from the sales order item ,the sales order is created on 12.8 2007.mrp run is on P.M.12:00 every day via background job of mdbt .but the planned order cann't be generated all along.i check the sales order item requirements is exist and sales order stock is zero,i execute manually the mrp via md50 according to materilal but the planned order cann't be generated still.
i execute manuallly the mrp via md02  according to sales order item ,the planned order be generated successful
helpy me analyze it .my msn:[email protected]
best regards.

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