Planning Horizon (NETPL) Period

Please inform where to assign or enter short planning horizon period in SAP PP, based on which MRP will be carried out for that particular period(short planning horizon)? i know we define short planong horizon through processing key "NETPL". Thanks in advance.

Hi ys yadav,
Go to T.code OPPQ in that select your plan and go inside there you find Planning Horizon there you maintained your planning horizon.
Hope this will help you,
Regards,
Rajesh Tayade

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MRP: Planning horizon & opening period

hi MM Experts,
please, explain what is "MRP planning horizon" and what is the impact on MD03 ?
please expalin elso "the MRP Opening period" and what's his utility ?
both of them are in the OMI8 tcode.
thanx in advance.
SDA

Hi. Hope this helps.
Planning horizon is the Time period in days, MRP will consider the requirements for Planning. We can define this in number of days in OPPQ and/or in OPPR.
Simply it is = Cumulative lead time + Longest batching period.
You can define the Planning horizon in OPPQ/OPPR as mentioned above
& under MRP group then we assign this MRP group to material master in MRP1 view.
NETPL ( Net change planning in planning horizon) you will get it in MD02, MD01: With this processing key only material where the indicator NETPL has been set in planning calendar are planned.For example if we set planning horizon as 30 days then in the material in which MRP relevant changes happened in last 30 days will only be planned. This planning restricts the scope of planning or number of material which reduces the runtime of planning run. Planning horizon is the period beyond it, requirements don't generate planned orders.
Opening Period is...
Opening period is like a "release window". The length of the opening period is the window of opportunity a planner has to convert the planned order to a purchase req.
For example - Component A has a lead time of 14 days and opening period of 5 days. Requirement on 12-22-03
Opening Date - 01/12/09
Start Date - 08/12/09
Finish Date - 22/12/09
Now the planner can convert the order starting Dec. 1st, instead of Dec. 8. It basically is a buffer in the lead time to get things on order a little sooner than needed.
Thanks.

System considers dependant requirements lying outside planning horizon

Hello Experts,
Iam running the MRP for procurement. I have defined a planning horizon so that system will consider the requirements of that period. Iam using NETPL as my planning method in MRP. I wanted to create only purchase requisitions during this period so I selected 1 as my creation indicator as well.
But the issue Iam facing is, system is not skipping the dependant requirements which is outside planning horizon. System skips only PIRs.
For all the dependant requirements outside planning horizon, system creates planned orders and for those within plannning horizon system creates purchase requisition. Is there any settings to skip system considering dependant requirements outside planning horizon.??
Thanks
Prathib

Hello
I believe that there is a misunderstanding about what exactly is the planning horizon. Using a planning horizon does not means that the requirements outside the horizon will not be planned.
The planning horizon represents a part of the planning area, where a planning file entry is made for the MRP processing key net change planning in the planning horizon (NETPL).
In this kind of net change planning, only those materials that have undergone a change that is relevant to MRP within the planning horizon are included in the planning run. Such materials receive a net change planning indicator in the planning file.
That means, if an MRP relevant change is made for a material within the planning horizon, the planning file entry NEPLT is set for this material.
You can check in the SAP Help how the planning horizon works, see below:
"You can also use a planning horizon to further limit the scope of the planning run. In "net change planning in the planning horizon", the system only plans materials that have undergone a change that is relevant to the planning run within the period which you defined as the planning horizon. The system sets the net change planning horizon indicator automatically for these materials."
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_06/helpdata/EN/f4/7d274f44af11d182b40000
e829fbfe/frameset.htm
So, the planning horizon only define is the planning file will be marked as "net change planning".
BR
Caetano

Planning Period , Planning Horizon terminology in MRP

Dear Sir,
While going thru the MRP related literature on SAP Help , I have not been able to understand the meaning , purpose and usage for the following terminology :
Planning Period
Planning Horizon
I request SAP experts to kindly help me to understand these terminologies and if possible pl give the example under the scenario of Make-To-Stock and Make-To-Order both please .
With Thanks and Rgds
Sonia

Hi,
Planning period facilitates you to put your demands as per your process e.g. day, week or month level.
e.g.
In demand mgmt you can put demands as given below by selecting planning period as per your requirements.
option 1. day level-----
day -               05.12.2009      06.12.2009       07.12.2009   08.12.2009
quantity           1000                1300                  0                   800
option 2. month level------
month                         12.09         01.10
quantity                      10000        12000
Likewise for other planning periods.
Regards,
Yogesh

Planning Horizon

Dear All,
What is the MRP Planning Horizon,Please describe in simple

Dear,
You can define the Planning horizon in OPPQ under MRP group then we assign this MRP group to material master in MRP1 view.
NETPL ( Net change planning in planning horizon) you will get it in MD02, MD01: With this processing key only material where the indicator NETPL has been set in planning calendar are planned.For example if we set planning horizon as 30 days then in the material in which MRP relevant changes happened in last 30 days will only be planned. This planning restricts the scope of planning or number of material which reduces the runtime of planning run..
Planning horizon is the period beyond it, requirements don't generate planned orders.
Hope clear to you.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

MRP plans sales orders outside planning horizon

MRP plans Sales order for Finished Goods Outside planning horizon even when using NETPL. Strategy 40 is in use with 3 level BOMs. Planning horizon - 200 day. How could it be prevented?

Dear,
Please check have you assigned any MRP group to your material masters in MRP1view? Then check the planning horizon maintain in MRP group in OPPR also check same for your plant in OPPQ.
If you define it as 200 days then system will only plan the requirement which falls under 200 days with processing key as NETPL.
If we set planning horizon as 200 days then in the material in which MRP relevant changes happened in last 200 days will only be planned. Planning horizon is the period beyond it, requirements don't generate planned orders
Please check and revert back.
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

Planning Horizon & Direct procurement

Hi, how touse the tabs planning horizon & direct procurement in oppr screen while running mrp?

Hi Yadav
The Settings of
1) Planning Horizon in OPPR is meant for using Processing key - -NETPL (Net change for planning horizon) during MRP run : If u maintain the data say 100 days in this field that mean only those materials are planned in the planning run that have a change relevant to MRP within the period (in work days).The length of the planning horizon should at least include the following:
period in which customer orders enter
delivery times
complete material processing time
This setting is useful to restrict u r planning Horizon length to defined no of days say 100 days
2) Direct Procurement : The setting controls whether direct procurement is initiated by the planning run or by the production order.Using this indicator, you can procure non-stock items directly for an order, bypassing the warehouse.Direct procurement for "parts to be provided" is not supported in subcontracting.
U have to use Special Procurement key in Material master
Regards
Brahmaji

Planning horizon and scheduling agreements

We have a planning horizon that goes out 1 year. However MRP stock requirements is showing planned orders for scheduling agreements that go out beyond the planning horizon.
Is there a reason MRP sees these MRP elements with dates well beyond the planning horizon of 1 year?

Hi,
In MRP we can run the MRP with Planning run Type With indicator
NETCH(Net change planning) and NETPL(Net change planning in the Planning Horizon)
Planning Run Type in the Initial Screen
Use
You use the planning run type (Processing key indicator in the initial screen of the planning run) to determine which materials are to be planned.
Features
There are three different planning run types:
During regenerative planning, all materials are planned for a plant. This makes sense when you are carrying out the planning run for the first time as well as later during production if data consistency cannot be guaranteed due to technical error.
The disadvantage of regenerative planning is the fact that the system has to deal with high capacity loads because all materials are planned, including materials, which may not be affected by the planning run.
To overcome this disadvantage, it makes sense during production to carry out the planning run using the net change planning procedure. The only materials that are included in the planning run are those, which have undergone a change relevant to MRP since the last planning run, for example, because of warehouse issues or sales orders, changes to the BOM and so on.
The net change planning procedure makes it possible for you to execute the planning run in short intervals, for example, in daily intervals. You can thus always work with the most up-to-date planning result.
You can use net change planning in the planning horizon to shorten the MRP planning run even further. The system then only plans materials that have undergone a change relevant to MRP within the planning horizon. In order to also plan changes outside of the planning horizon, you must execute the net change planning run in greater time intervals.
You define the planning horizon per plant or per MRP group in Customizing for MRP in the IMG activity Define planning horizon. The planning horizon should be at least long enough to cover the period when sales orders are received. It must also accommodate delivery periods and the total lead times of the materials.
In single-item planning, you can only choose between net change planning and net change planning in the planning horizon. Regenerative planning is not useful, because the material has already been defined and does not have to be determined after the evaluation of the planning file.
The system automatically flags the materials that have undergone a change relevant to MRP with a corresponding planning file entry in the planning file (see also Checking the Planning File and Planning Run Type).
Regards,
nandha

Planning horizon problem

Hi all,
I have 2 materials (purchased items with proc type F) say A & B. A is assigned with MRP group 100 & B is assigend with MRP GRoup 200.
PLanning horizon for group 100 (mtl A) is 3 months. and PLanning horizon for group 200 (mtl B) is 18 months.
Now i am running the planning with "NETPL" key (net change planing in pl horizon) (md02)
For mtl A the system generates procurement proposals (PR) for 3 months & for the next period PR are not generated. And during the planning run the end of planning horizon is diplayed considering the 90 workdays.This is happening as desired.
But for mtl B the system generates procurement proposals (PR) for 20 days only which is equal GR time + planned del time + Purch. Process. Time and during the planning run the end of planning horizon is diplayed as per the said sum.
Please provide help on the said problem as I am having the need of the same?
Thanks and Regards,
MHP

Hi Bramhankar,
Thanks for the reply.
I did not get your point. Can you please explain in detial?
What is the role of planning calender in this case?
There is no question of FG & dependent requirements.In fact there are PIR of "VSFB" type since the material is having strategy 70.
Hope to get the reply.
Thanks & Regards,
MHP

MRP planning horizon

Hello,
One of our businesses has a requirement that planning horizon in MD64 / MD65 be defined once only for the first 3 planning periods. Planning period is in months. They enter forecasts for 12 months. They want that the first time they use MD64 they should be able to make entries for all 12 months. Subsequently, when they are entering forecasts for planning periods they want that entries for the first 3 months from the current date should be locked/ uneditable. For example, on 1 Jun 2008 they enter quantites for the first 3 months as 1000, 1200, 800. The next time independent reqs are defined the quantities 1000, 1200 and 800 should be uneditable. Is this possible? Or is there a way to accomplish this at the initial screen where the planning horizon is entered (by placing a check of some sort on the "from" date so that it must be 3 months forward from the current date). Perhaps some check at the basis level? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Edited by: Khan Awkhan on Jun 5, 2008 9:23 AM

Hi,
In Jan first you have created 12 months requirement & ran MRP. So planned order created for all 12 months.
Now change in material master MRP type P1.
Planning time fence - 3 months ie, 90 days.
Again run MRP. System firm all the existing planned orders which are between these 90 days. No automatic changes will happen if you run MRP once again.
If you create new proposal with in this 90 days, system will not change the existing planned orders and new planned order will create after the planning time fence.
P1 function is, with in the planning horizon already existing planned order convert to firm planned order. If any new proposal comes within this period system creates planned order at the end of planning time fence.
Suppose if you run MRP on Feb, system will consider 90 days from the current date. So Feb, Mar,Apr planned order get firm. No automatic changes will happen.
Regards,
Dharma

Planning Horizon Effectiveness

Dear Experts,
Can some one explain me what does the planning horizon in MRP mean?
In OPPQ,we have defined Planning Horizon as 180days.
What I would like to know is that,How this 180days are considered?Whether the Factory calender is considered? whether it is 180 days from the MRP run date or how?
I need to know this as my actual aim is to find out the reason behind the creation of system proposed Planned Orders. The system is considering the newly arriving Purchase orders only if it si scheduled before 10June09 and suppose if it is 11June09 the system proposes a Planned Order for the items.(But 11June is not 180days either from today's date or from the begining of 2009)
Please reply...
Points assured...
Regards,
Bhavin

During MRP you might be using Create Purchase requisition indicator 2 - Purchase requisitions in opening period. if you have set indicator 2 (Purchase requisitions in opening period), the system only creates planned orders for procurement after the opening period. Within the opening period system creates purchase requisitions.
When you select this indicator, the system creates purchase requisitions instead of planned orders when it determines an opening date that is before the date of the planning run

MRP looking past planning horizon?

Dear Experts,
We have a material that exists on a purchase order. The material is a HALB, with MRP Type = PD and
Procurement Type = F (purchased). The Planning Horizon for the plant is 180 days and there is no planning horizon defined for MRP Group. The Purchase Order has a delivery date of 12/31/2009 (well past the horizon). But, Purchase Requesitions are not being created during the MRP run. The MRP settings we are using are NETPL, 1, 3, 1, 3, 1.
It is acting like it is looking past the planning horizon and seeing the purchase order that is far out in the future.
Does anyone have any ideas on what is happening?
Thank you,
Melissa

Hi Melissa,
The 250 days is workdays & not calendar days & hence it is beyond 31/12/2009. This is the reason why the system is considering the PO.
If you're in test system, you can test by increasing the delivery date of the PO say to 31/12/2010 & run MRP, it would create a procurement proposal.
Hope it answers your query.
If helpful award points
Regards,
Vivek

Planning horizon and planning time fence

What is the meaning of terms
- planning horizon.
- planning time fence.
Where and how we can use these terms?
Kindly explain with a example.

Hi,
1. planning horizon
Net change planning in the system only plans materials that have undergone a change that is relevant to the planning run within the period which you defined as the planning horizon. The system sets the net change planning horizon indicator automatically for these materials.
In net change planning in the planning horizon, the system only plans those materials provided with the net change planning horizon indicator.
2. planning time fence
The planning time fence dictates a firm period for planning purposes. Subsequent MRP runs will not create planned orders within the time fence but will place them just outside it. Orders must be manually moved forward if desired. The idea is to create a short term period of plan stability.Check the MRP tabs on the Material Master for the planning time fence
period for the material.
Regards,
Sankaran

Planning horizon and scheduling horizon

hi gurus
what is the difference beween planning horizon and scheduling horizon
and how it will effect on production planning/MRP
pls give me a detailed answer
Faisal

hi,
planning horizon
planning horizon specifies the period for the "Net change planning in the planning horizon".
In this kind of net change planning, only those materials that have undergone a change that is relevant to MRP within the planning horizon are included in the planning run. Such materials receive a net change planning indicator in the planning file.
The length of the planning horizon should include at least the following:
the period in which sales orders are received
the delivery periods
the total lead times of the materials
re-schedule horizon
Define Rescheduling Horizon
The rescheduling horizon is the period in which System checks whether the existing dates still suit the requirements situation for receipt elements that can no longer be automatically changed in the planning run. If the dates of a particular element are no longer suitable
effect:
If no rescheduling horizon has been maintained, the system will not carry out a rescheduling check.
The system calculates the rescheduling horizon from the end of the replenishment lead time in reorder point planning.

Planning Beyond Planning Horizon

I have maintained Planning Horizon of 100 in Plant and MRP group of the material.But when I am doing Planning with NETPL, Planning run is generating the proposals beyond 100 days.Can you Please let me know is there any other control to limit Planned order creation to Planning Horizon.

Hi,
Do one thing Check Planning File entry before running the MRP using Processing Key NETPL.
Check whether Indicator for Net change Planning Indicator in the Planning Horizon is activated or not.
Regards,
Dhaval

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