Process Order Management in MII 15.0

Hi Experts,
I would like to know is there any new feature added on MII 15.0 to handle Process Order which are downloaded from SAP. In earlier versions of MII we used to store this order in a Custom Database and process from there. Is there any standard functionality available for this on MII 15.0 version?
Thanks in advance
Shaji

Hi Shaji,
with MII 15.0, you have OEE functionality which provides the process order execution capabilities. please check the help document at
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_mii150sp00/helpdata/en/88/ce8df74a144fdd8065fb5ebdcfe33c/content.htm?frameset=/en/4d/54cbe9071b60c5e10000000a15822d/frameset.htm&current_toc=/en/57/533f692a9d4efbb9783e9008535f44/plain.htm&node_id=600&show_children=false
Thanks
Rajeev

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Process order management

Hi All,
I'm learning PP-PI. Can anybody send the doc in process order management?
pls send my mail id to [email protected]
thanks in advance,
praisy

Hi,
please refer the below link: it is related to process industries & process order order management.
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/PPPI/PPPI.pdf
please check your mail id. i have sent the pdf doc in process order management.
pls inform whether u receive or not
regards,
mohan r

User Exit at process order release or save

Dear experts,
Can any one help me which user exit will be useful at the time of process order release or save (t code COR1/COR2).
My requirement is to stop the process order release if there is any maintenance order is already released on that date.
Process order should not get released in between the start and finish date of PM order for the same equipment.
I could acheive this for PM side by using a user exit IWO10002, here if any process order is released for an equipment PM order cannot be released for the same equipment in between start n finish date of the process order.
Please help me out in finding the user exit for process order release / save.
Thanks in advence,
Regards,
Praveen.

Hi,
The following enhancements are available for process order management:
For order maintenance:
o   PPCO0006 to predefine entries for order header fields when creating
    an order
o   PPCO0001 to provide information at the time of saving (for
    production orders and process orders)
o   PPCO0007 to check or change header data when saving
o   PPCO0002 to add additional checks that are to take place when
    setting the deletion flag or deletion indicator
o   PPCO0003 to prevent changes in sales order items that would cause
    changes in the process order for static assembly processing
o   STATTEXT to format the status line
o   PPCO0008 to check components that have been changed or added
o   PPCO0005 to change the storage location and the 'backflush'
    indicator in the reservation
o   PPCO0013 to change the priority of the selection criteria for batch
    determination in production orders or process orders
o   PPCO0014 to restrict the selection of process orders that are
    offered when creating external relationships
o   PPCO0020 to display additional information for another tab page in
    the process order header
Regards,
Dhaval

Suggest the user exit when process order released then save

Need to update batch value from component's batch field to FG batch field. Need at the time of process order released and saved. Can you please tell me which user exit to use?

Hi,
The following enhancements are available for process order management:
For order maintenance:
o   PPCO0006 to predefine entries for order header fields when creating
    an order
o   PPCO0001 to provide information at the time of saving (for
    production orders and process orders)
o   PPCO0007 to check or change header data when saving
o   PPCO0002 to add additional checks that are to take place when
    setting the deletion flag or deletion indicator
o   PPCO0003 to prevent changes in sales order items that would cause
    changes in the process order for static assembly processing
o   STATTEXT to format the status line
o   PPCO0008 to check components that have been changed or added
o   PPCO0005 to change the storage location and the 'backflush'
    indicator in the reservation
o   PPCO0013 to change the priority of the selection criteria for batch
    determination in production orders or process orders
o   PPCO0014 to restrict the selection of process orders that are
    offered when creating external relationships
o   PPCO0020 to display additional information for another tab page in
    the process order header
Regards,
Dhaval

How to manage two quantity of two unit in process order?

Hi Guys
In our plant, we have actived the catch weight management. For products A, we have set the standard conversion relation as follow: 1 EA (basic of unit)= 2.5 KG (production unit).
But when I create the process order for products A, I only can input the quantity of production unit(1000KG) and the quantity of basic of unit cannot be inputted. It will be calculate by standard conversion relation. Now I want to create the process order by using two quantity of two unit(1100KG 400EA). Because we want to see the production plan by using two unit.
Is there some method to do it?

Hi,
maintain the unit of conversion in Units of conversion in Material master in addition data..from PC to CAR..here base UOM is PC. CAR alternate UOM.
Now in material master in work scheduling view maintain CAR as production Unit as shown below..
Now when u create process order you will get like this..
Thanks
Kumar

Process Order Confirmation COR6N - By using Shift Management Functionality

Hi,
I want to confirm Operations/Phases by using T.Code COR6N.
Here i want to identify which Shift i have done confirmation by using shift management functionality.
It can be done for CORK. While doing Cofirmation for Order by using CORK, we can use this functionality.
The same i want to use for COR6N.
I have done as per following link
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/c0fa9a04-376a-2c10-c396-86d32ac80614
Is there any option to use this functionality for COR6N ?
Pl suggest
Regards
Nag
Edited by: nag1975 on Mar 29, 2010 3:06 PM

Hi Srinath,
Go to T-code CO86 directly or go to SPRO> Production planning for process industries>process order--> operation>>confirmation and then hide the field for scrap by clicking the radio button. I think this should serve your purpose.
Please let me know if you have any issues.
Regards,
Abhijeet

General Discussion - Best practice to manage Process order

Hi Experts,
Which is the best practice to manage process orders ?
1. Quantity Change - I can make quantity adjustment in R3 and APO.
2. Source Change - I can make a version change from order header . Also i can make a source change in APO by selecting a different PPM. Which is the best option.
3. Re Read Master Data - Best practice to read master data is from R3 or APO ?
I feel for all the above scenarios process ordes should always managed in R3. But still wondering why we have the same flexibility in APO too ?
Can

Hello,
we are just migrating from 4.6c to ECC 6.0 and I have a couple of workflows to adopt.
For background steps I defined in the corresponding BOR methods an exception to be fired when no result is available (e.g. no mail address available). Normally, I defined them as temporary errors.
I activated in the WI outcome section the line for this exception and so the workflow processed this branch when the exception appeared. It worked fine.
Now, in ECC 6.0, the same workflow get stuck in the WI. The exception is fired (I can see it in the log as "Error message"), but the WI is still in status "in process". It doesn't continue with the error outcome branch.
Is this a new logic in ECC 6.0? Do you have any idea what to do? I used this logic some dozent times in different methods and workflows and it gives me a headache if I have to change everything ...
Thank you!
Best regards,
Thomas

Batch management & process Order

hi gurus !!!
can we have qty divided in two batch numbers against same process order ??

Hi Kaushik,
You need to define Batch Strategy with number of splits "2", so that system will allow 2 splits for a component while Batch determination.
This is a defination basically for a combination of condition type and access sequence.
Hope this helps...
Note during automatic batch determination, if sufficient stocks of a single batch is existing, system default uses only one batch.
Regards,
Prasobh
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Creation of PO's from Oracle Order Management

Required Business Scenario
Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a commission for the service offered.
Problem
As we take a commission for the service described above, the value of the Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of the value of the original order meaning the value of the Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the situation:
Order received via Oracle Order Management
5 units @ $20 = $100
Purchase Order created from above order (required scenario)
5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5
Our commission @ 1.5% = $ 1.5
Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order Management which will have a different value and allows us to take a percentage as commission?
Thanks
null

I came across your email on Oracle AppsNet. My company has the
exact same requirement. Did you ever receive any replys related
to this issue? If so would you be so kind as to forward them to
me? Thanks.
Required Business Scenario>Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open
interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM
and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to
suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then
shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a
commission for the service offered. >Problem >As we take a
commission for the service described above, the value of the
Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original
order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing
does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage
basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of
the value of the original order meaning the value of the
Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the
original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the
situation:>Order received via Oracle Order Management>5 units @
$20 = $100>Purchase Order created from above order (required
scenario)>5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5>Our commission @ 1.5% = $
1.5>Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would
appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we
create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order
Management which will have a different value and allows us to
take a percentage as commission?>Thanks >null

Creation of PO's from Order Management

Required Business Scenario
Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a commission for the service offered.
Problem
As we take a commission for the service described above, the value of the Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of the value of the original order meaning the value of the Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the situation:
Order received via Oracle Order Management
5 units @ $20 = $100
Purchase Order created from above order (required scenario)
5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5
Our commission @ 1.5% = $ 1.5
Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order Management which will have a different value and allows us to take a percentage as commission?
Thanks
null

I came across your email on Oracle AppsNet. My company has the
exact same requirement. Did you ever receive any replys related
to this issue? If so would you be so kind as to forward them to
me? Thanks.
Required Business Scenario>Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open
interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM
and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to
suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then
shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a
commission for the service offered. >Problem >As we take a
commission for the service described above, the value of the
Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original
order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing
does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage
basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of
the value of the original order meaning the value of the
Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the
original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the
situation:>Order received via Oracle Order Management>5 units @
$20 = $100>Purchase Order created from above order (required
scenario)>5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5>Our commission @ 1.5% = $
1.5>Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would
appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we
create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order
Management which will have a different value and allows us to
take a percentage as commission?>Thanks >null

Process Order does Confirmations and GR even after the Process order is CNF

Not Sure why the Formatting is lost.
Hi Gurus,
I am a beginner in this area and request your help.
We are implementing a project where the process order Confirmation in SAP ECC 5.0 in SAP PPPI module is done using xMII which call the BAPI_PROCORD_CREATE_TT     RFC.
The customer wants to (certain times) do a final confirmation without actually completing the order e.g if the Order Qty is 100 then, they want to just manufacture 25 and then do a final confirmation, after which SAP GUI screen does not allow any Process order Confirmations against that process order.
We are using the BAPI_PROCORDCONF_CREATE_TTRFC to do multiple PO Confirmations and GR for particular Process order. Below is a scenario
Case 1:
1. Order Qty =100 ( Unlimited Delivery is not checked and tolerance is Zero).
     Which means only 100 is accepted.
2. 100 Quantities are produced and confirmed using the BAPI_PROCORDCONF_CREATE_TT (with Final confirmation value as 1 , which mean auto confirmation)
3. Next when the BAPI confirms & GR's against the same order, the Complete qty is not visible in the COR3 status. And is visible only in the COGI transaction.
That is expected behavior. and i am ok with that.
Case 2: (The one with the problem)
1. Order Qty =100 ( Unlimited Delivery is not checked and tolerance is Zero).
     Which means only the 100 is accepted.
2. 25 Quantities are produced and confirmed using BAPI_PROCORDCONF_CREATE_TT (with Final Confirmation value as X , which mean Final confirmation)
3. The Confirmation and GR go through and the status of the process order now changed is CNF and the Deliverd qty is 25.
At this point , if you logon to SAP GUI and try to make a process order confirmation you get an error messages which says the Process Order is already confirmed and no more confirmations or GR can be done against this Process order.
4. But when you Again Run the BAPI_PROCORDCONF_CREATE_TT, it goes ahead and confirms and makes the GR for that Process order.
The Expected Behavior should have been that this quantity is now in the COGI transaction.
5. The Process order allows any number of Further confirmations till the Ordered Qty and Delivered quantity are same .
so dear gurus I know i have written a very long doubt but would be very happy to get a response from you. I would ideally not like to enhance or change the BAPI and want to understand if I have missed some setting or parameter that I have to pass in the BAPI for the final confirmation so that once the Status of the Process order is CNF , no more Confirmations are allowed even from the BAPI.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards
Suraj

Hi Suraj,
I am not positive, but I suspectt the problem lies in the BAPI. It might be how you have the data set in MII, but it sounded like you are doing it correctly.
However there are a number of things you can do to troubleshoot your situation.
First create a few process orders to test with.
Record the confirmation numbers and counters for each of the following:
1) Do a final confirmation (for quantity of 25 instead of the 100) in CORK (or whichever transaction you are using).
2) Do a final confirmation (for quantitiy of 25 instead of the 100) in SE37 or BAPI in ERP using the BAPI_PROCORDCONF_CREATE_TT.
3) Do a final confirmation (for quantitiy of 25 instead of the 100) from MII using your current transaction.
Review the confirmations in ERP to see if there are any differences.
Review the confirmaitons in MII to see if there are any non visible differences (use a Tracer to retrieve the response segment from an execution of BAPI_PROCORDCONF_GETDETAIL using the recorded confirmation numbers and counters)
Case 1) If there are differences in the results, that should tell you how to modify your transaction to include or change the appropriate values in your inputs.
Case 2) If there are no differences, then it is most likely that there is something not working properly in the BAPI you are using. It may not completely replicate the functionality in CORK (or whichever transaction you are using in ERP). Then open a ticket, because the BAPI is not working as it should.
Good luck,
Mike
Edited by: Michael Appleby on Aug 17, 2009 8:20 PM

Issues during Component Batch Determination for Process Orders

Hi,
I am encountering a strange issue during component batch determination of process order.
1. During creation of process order, when I execute batch determination, systems does determination based on strategies we have set and when I click on Copy it gives an error
"Log cannot be saved: Object/subobject not specified"
Message no. BL201
*Diagnosis
Log save cancelled because at least one log contains no object or subobject.
Object and subobject are needed to classify application logs because there are several log types. Only a few logs are managed in main memory at runtime, so this classification is not needed.
If the logs are to be saved in the database, object/subobject must be specified for later retrieval.
Procedure for System Administration
Object/sub object can be passed when a log is created (function module BAL_LOG_CREATE) and changed with BAL_LOG_CHANGE.
The possible values for object and sub object must be configured in transaction SLG0.*
If I save the order with CRTD status and come back again in change mode and do determination, It works fine.
Again when the order is in REL status and do the determination, It gives the same error.
This happens only for a specific plant, In other plants batch determination works in all scenarios.
I checked for all plant related Config for batch determination and coudn't find any discrepancies.
Please advise how to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance for your help
Regards,
Aheesh

There Is no direct solution for your requirement just try this work around.
While defining the batch determination search strategy for process order in COB1, there is one column Quantity proposal where you can attach the Routines (This is written in ABAB code ) make use of this, define New Routines with ABAB help to fulfill your requirement. Try this if found useful award full points.
Regards,
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What is order management?

what is order management?
is it a general term used for OTC cycle in SD or something else??
<REMOVED>

Hi
Below are details of Sales Order Management
Internet Sales
SAP Internet Sales (R/3 Edition) provides an e-commerce platform that enables SAP users to rapidly turn the Internet into a profitable sales and interaction channel. Internet Sales (R/3 Edition) offers everything customers need to sell products over the Internet: catalog browsing, product search, shopping basket, check-out, saving and retrieving shopping baskets, order status, and order history.
Field Sales
Mobile Sales for Handheld comprises a broad range of business applications to be processed offline on a mobile device, e.g., review customer information, take sales order via barcode scanning, create and/or modify sales orders, search for sales orders, and view a list of all materials.
Quotation and Order Management
Allows you to create and process orders, including pricing and scheduling order for fulfillment. SAP ERP supports many process variants, for example:
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     Ship-to-order
     Make-to-order
     Engineer-to-order
     Empties
     Batch processing
     Serial number processing
     Payment card processing
     Third-party delivery processing
     Complaint handling
     Returns
Inquiries
Allows you to create and process customer requests.
Quotations
Allows you to create and process quotations.
Follow-Up Order
Creates an order as follow-up document to the quotation. Copies the data from the quotation into the order and creates two transaction documents, quotation and order.
Automatic Partner Determination
Allows you to automatically determine the partners involved in the sales transaction, for example:
     Ship-to-party
     Bill-to-party
     Payer
     Contact person
     Employee responsible
Automatic Text Handling
Allows you to determine and maintain texts on header and item level.
Pricing & Tax
Allows you to automatically determine the different kinds of conditions, such as product-, customer- and contract- specific prices, free goods, surcharges, discharges, freights, taxes, etc.
Flexible Price Calculation:
Highly flexible engine to determine prices based on whatever criteria one might think of. (This needs to be part of the database.)
Price List:
Customer-specific price lists can be generated.
Tax calculation within SAP ERP allows you to calculate transaction taxes, such as VAT in Europe. For complex requirements regarding tax determination in the United States, third-party software can be integrated.
Payment Card Processing
Works with payment cards, such as credit cards. Copies payment card information from customer master data in orders and other sales documents.
Credit Management and Credit Check
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Credit check evaluates a transaction based on the credit standing of the payer in financial accounting.
Product Listing & Exclusion
Displays a list of products a specific customer is allowed or not allowed to buy.
Product Substitution
Enables the automatic substitution of products in sales documents during sales order processing according to flexible, predefined rules.
Free Goods
Offers free items on the sale of certain other items or takes money off a particular sale to a customer.
Minimum Order Quantity Check
Checks the product level automatically to determine whether a minimum order quantity has been reached.
Document Flow
Provides interlinkages of preceding and subsequent documents for a selected transaction (for example, production orders, deliveries, invoices, and complaints).
Regards
Ramesh

Process order creation problem

I am creating a process order . while creating the process order system is throwing error as Auto batch numbering not set up for material type XXXX in plant xxxx . System is not allowing to create process order.
How to resolve the issue.

Check in CORW and switch off batch creation to isolate the problem if needed. Also see whether you have any batch managed compoents for which you have set master data for automatic batch determination.
There is no setting for material types and plant for batch. May be the error message is not correct. What is the message number?

How to Ship Partial Quantities using an API - Oracle Order Management

Hi,
In Order Management I need to ship the Internal Sales Order Lines partially using an API.
I have done full shipping but if I trying the partially shipping it is also shipping fully.
I am unable to find the problem. Is there any set up missed?
How to do partial shipping.
I am giving the some part of the code please look into it and suggest me.
----**************************UPDATEING SHIPIN ATTR ***************************-------------
I_changed_attributes (X_count).delivery_detail_id := cos.delivery_detail_id;
I_changed_attributes (X_count).shipped_quantity := cos.shipped_quantity;
X_ship_date := cos.act_shipped_date;
X_slaes_order := cos.sales_order;
X_org_id := cos.org_id;
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,p_commit => I_commit
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,x_msg_count => O_msg_count
,x_msg_data => O_msg_data
,p_changed_attributes => I_changed_attributes
,p_source_code => I_source_code
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I_action_code := 'CONFIRM';
I_sc_action_flag := 'B'; --'S'; -- Ship entered quantity. 'B' - Ship Entered Quantities, Backorder Unspecified
--'T' - Ship Entered Quantities, Stage Unspecified'A' - Ship All'C' - Completely Backordered
I_sc_intransit_flag := 'Y';
--In transit flag is set to 'Y' closes the pickup stop and sets the delivery in transit.
I_sc_close_trip_flag := 'Y'; -- Close the trip after ship confirm
I_sc_trip_ship_method := X_ship_method_code; -- The ship method code
I_sc_defer_interface_flag := 'Y';
I_sc_stage_del_flag := 'Y';
I_sc_create_bol_flag := 'N';
I_wv_override_flag := 'N';
-- API Call for Ship Confirmation
fnd_file.put_line(fnd_file.log,'Calling WSH_DELIVERIES_PUB to Perform Ship Confirmation');
fnd_file.put_line(fnd_file.log,'=============================================');
wsh_deliveries_pub.delivery_action ( p_api_version_number => 1.0
, p_init_msg_list => I_init_msg_list
, x_return_status => O_return_status
, x_msg_count => O_msg_count
, x_msg_data => O_msg_data
, p_action_code => I_action_code
-- , p_delivery_id => cos.delivery_id
, p_delivery_name => G_delivery_name
, p_sc_action_flag => I_sc_action_flag
, p_sc_intransit_flag => I_sc_intransit_flag
, p_sc_close_trip_flag => I_sc_close_trip_flag
, p_sc_create_bol_flag => I_sc_create_bol_flag
, p_sc_stage_del_flag => I_sc_stage_del_flag
, p_sc_trip_ship_method => I_sc_trip_ship_method
, p_sc_actual_dep_date => X_ship_date --P_act_shipped_dt
, p_sc_defer_interface_flag => I_sc_defer_interface_flag
, p_wv_override_flag => I_wv_override_flag
, x_trip_id => O_trip_id
, x_trip_name => O_trip_name
----***********************************************************************--------------------

Hi Shesh,
Thanks you for your replay.
I am tried Shipping transaction screen but here the ware house is WMS enabled I tried Oracle Mobile Terminal application to do this, but it is not accepting the partial shipping. May be some set up required or the process will be differ.
I will try your suggested API's .
Regards,
Prasanna
Edited by: 843676 on Apr 23, 2012 10:31 PM
I am not able to do the Partial Shipment or Backorder as mentioned above API's, but it is split the lines and all the lines are in same state (Awaiting Shipping)
Edited by: 843676 on Apr 24, 2012 2:45 AM

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