Planning time fence with Lot size MB

Hi Friends,
I am facing one issue as below,
I am using MRP type P3 , Planning time fence is 20 days , Lot size is MB (Monthly).  I am not using MRP group.
Planning time fence should be calculated as Todays date+Planning time fence on MRP1 but if the calculated date with this formula is going in next month system takes first date of next following month as Planning time fence (effect of lot size MB).
WIth lot size EX , it works fine.
Can we avoid shifting of Planning time fence to first date of following month with lot size MB?
Thanks.
Sandeep

I got  a workaround  , I have used 2 lot sizing procedure in  a sigle lot size. Daily lot size (for Short term) and Monthly lot size for Long term. For short term requirements are grouped for 28 days. Closing the thread. Thanks.

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  • Planning time fence and Lot size

    Hi,
    MRP type=P3, Planning time fence=28 days, lot sizs=EX and all 28 days are working days.
    so today =05/112009 and i check the MD04 End of planning time fence is 03/12/2009
    But when i change the lot size to =ZC(3 Months lot size) keeping the rest all same as above.
    and when i check MD04 The planning time fence moved to 01/01/2010
    What should be done to keep the planning time fence as 03/12/2009 and i don not want to change either MRP Type or lot size
    Regards
    Praveen

    >
    Praveen Arvapalli wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > MRP type=P3, Planning time fence=28 days, lot sizs=EX and all 28 days are working days.
    >
    > so today =05/112009 and i check the MD04 End of planning time fence is 03/12/2009
    >
    > But when i change the lot size to =ZC(3 Months lot size) keeping the rest all same as above.
    >
    > and when i check MD04 The planning time fence moved to 01/01/2010
    >
    > What should be done to keep the planning time fence as 03/12/2009 and i don not want to change either MRP Type or lot size
    >
    >
    >
    > Regards
    > Praveen
    Praveen,
    I think your Lotsize Indicator is based on Planning Calendar. Please check the period definations of the planning calendar assigned to the material in the MRP2 view.
    Regards,
    Prasobh

  • Link Planning time fence with planning calendar

    Hello,
    In MD04 transaction, we can see the planning time fence lign. In my system, the planning time fence lign is calculated based on the plant calendar (SCAL transaction).
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    Hello Gwen
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  • Scheduling Agreement & Planning Time Fence

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    Hi Patricia,
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    Your planning time fence is a rolling period which shifts by 1 day each day and is calculated as of the current date. Yesterdays date is passed so it would not make sense for a planning time fence to use a date in the past to start it's calculation.
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  • Planning Time Fence Use with MRP

    Hi,
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    for automatic firming ,
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    Hi,
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  • Planning Time Fence and Rescheduling Purchase Req

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    Thanks in Advance.

    dear friend,
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  • Setting up the Planning time fence

    We have a material that is set to MRP type P1 and WB lot size,
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    Hi Guy,
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  • Managing planning time fence ( P1 MRP type ) and firm zone in ME32L

    Hello,
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    Dear,
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  • MRP with LOT SIZE as "MB"(Monthly Lot Size)

    Dear All
    When I am Running MRP with  LOT SIZE  as "MB"  (Monthly Lot Size)
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    Regards
    Chaitanya

    Hello ,
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  • Exception message 56 "shortage in planning time fence" meaningless

    Hi,
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    But this message seems to be generated only in the case of planning type M2 and M4, not M1 or M3.
    Also the result wont be the same if I use a coverage profile or a  safety time with both the same minimum stock coverage.
    And SAP put the exception on a forecast or customer order at a date when there is actually no planned shortage : there is enough stock to meet the demand.
    I would like to know if you found the same anomaly in SAP and how you work around this.
    thanks in advance for answers.
    Oliver

    Hi Manjula,
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    The duration shown the MD61(selection screen] is the planning horizon. If you enter any date outside the planning horizon system will issue a warning message indicating the same.
    Thanks & regards
    Mahesh
    Reward points if useful

  • Firmed planning time fence

    Hi gurus,
    My business scenario is to firm my planning shop flloor during 60 days.
    To do it I used the planning Type P1. So If there is a requirement during these 60 days the planned orders is proposed at the end of this time fence. But this is the requirement date that is defined out the time fence. I have to begin the production (and so change the shop floor planning) during my firmed time fence of 60 days to respect the planning proposed by MRP.
    Is it possible to achieve my scenario ?
    Thanks.

    Hello Laurent,
    If I've well understood what you want :
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    In anyway, we could imagine a specific program which runs after the MRP with these internal steps:
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    In my opinion, technically speaking, the bolt-on is very simple but the impacts on the MRP process has to be evaluate for the final users (understanding and maintenance). Moreover, there is the difficulty to determine the requirement origin in some context.
    I hope to be helpfull,
    With regards,
    François-Robert NICLOT

  • HELP: Planning Time Fence Control

    Hi,
    We have a business requirement where we have Firm Purchase Orders and WIP jobs outside the planning time fence (PTF). We then have new demand for the item coming from SO. When we run MRP, the system is extending the planning time fence up to the Need by date of the latest PO so this means there will be no stock to cover the new demand and we are in backorder!
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    PTF: 5 days
    Sysdate : 09-Feb-2009
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    WIP job demand: 20-Mar-2009
    New SO 5000001252 with schedule ship date 17-Feb-2009
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    Can the above requirement be achieved with ASCP?
    thanks

    Hi
    I guess planning is creating time fence on its own called the natrual time fence. It would take the firm supply and create a timefence based on its date until creating new pl order within that period.
    Please set profile MRP:Create Time fence to No and recheck
    Best regards
    Partha

  • MF50 : Planning table and planning time fence

    HI,
    I use the transaction MF50 as planning table ( in order to do my MPS planning), I use "set firming date" to fix a firming date.
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    Hi,
    For clarity , I am describing  below the functionlity of Set Firming date is explained as below:
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    All order proposals with availability dates that lie before the end of the planning time fence of the manually extended planning fence are firmed for the planning run, if the materials have an MRP type which contains firming type or firming type 1 or 2
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    Please check if this helps you.
    Regards
    Datta

  • Firmimg the orders and planning time fence

    Hi, Pls explain about firming and non-firming and planning time fence while running mrp or mps?what is meant by firming the orders?  i do not know how it work and how can we interpret the reults? pls explain with one example.

    Firming: When an order is firmed , indicates that the Order  no longer needs to be planned in MRP.
                  Order gets firmed, when we change plannde order manually and save .
    Planning time fence: the time period during which if any Order comes it gets firmed subject the Compatible MRP type.
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    Regards
    Ratan

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