Process Orders and Planned Orders data

Hi,
I am working on extracting process order and Planned Orders data into BW. I could not find any standard DataSources available for my req, so I want to develop generic extractor. the main key figures are Actual Labor and Machine Hours, Target Labor and Machine hours.
Please help me if there are any standard datasource available or ECC tables to pull the data or any standard function modules available.
Thanks,
Reddy

Hi Sanath,
Thanks for your reply. I want to pull Actual Machine hours, Target Machine hours, Actual Labor hours and Target Labor hours.
these fields are not there in PLAF table.
I am looking for a table or datasource which can give those details.
Thanks,
Reddy

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Table for process order and planned order in apo

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Please help me the table in apo.

Hi Venkat,
This value is stored in structure /SAPAPO/RRP_ORDREQ_STR
under the field name EXTRA.
You can check the details of the same in transaction se11
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HII
we are working in a process industries with three plants each of them have three order type. we have define MRP group in "OPPR" then assign each MRP group to Orde types in "OPPE". Now the problem is whn i convert plan order in process order for any material systme automaticaly pick the order type PIi01.
2nd Problem is system system is not creating plan order for prrevios dates. say i enter PIR for month of november from first november to 30th november and run MRP on 29th the sytem create plan order on 30th of november with exception message 30.
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Problem No 1 : we are working in a process industries with three plants each of them have three order type. we have define MRP group in "OPPR" then assign each MRP group to Orde types in "OPPE". Now the problem is whn i convert plan order in process order for any material systme automaticaly pick the order type PIi01.
Answer :
1.Please check the OPPR -Plant and MRP group -Select Order Type Button -Check what Order Type you have assinged here ( PI01( May be the default Process Order Type )
2.If you are maintaing MRP group ( 0001 or 0002) , did you asisng the same in MRP1 view ?? because
3.Did you maintain the similar Order type in OPKP -Define Production Scheduling Profile ? -This has highest priority .
4.Did you maintain correct order type in OPJH-Maintain Order Type ??
Refer the expert comments on the same issue : Strategy group to define production order type
Problem No 2: 2nd Problem is system system is not creating plan order for prrevios dates. say i enter PIR for month of november from first november to 30th november and run MRP on 29th the sytem create plan order on 30th of november with exception message 30.
Answer : You can plan the order in back dated , if you maitain Satrt date in the Past optiuon in OPU3/OPU5-Define Scheduling parameters .Goto OPU3 -Select the Order Type -Double click -Maintain 90-60 days in the Start Date in the past in Scheduling Control and Details scheduling tab .
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JH

Process Order and planned order issue

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1. While creation of process order using COR1, production version is determined by the system automatically and after that BOM is determined. My requirement is when BOM components are determined it has to compared with ZTABLE which contains restricted components and if entry exists in ZTABLE, then determine a new production version from MKAL but i am not abkle to find any enhancement point or BADI or user exit for the same.
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Kinldy check the below user exit, one of them should help you ....
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When an operation is defined as externally processed, once the production order (from a planned order generated via MRP) is created, the purchase requisition for that operation is automatically generated. My question is if it is possible to generate the purchase requisition before generating the production order, I mean, with the planned order.
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No, it's not possible to generate the purchase requisition for an externally processed operation before the creation of the production order. The planned order routing is only exploded for scheduling and capacity requirements calculation and an operation is not actually created.
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Production order and planned order qty should not consider in MRP

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MRP will always consider the prod order qty while doing nert req calculation.One thing u can do is TECo the prod orders and un MRP then it wont consider prod order qty.
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Jörg Demtschuk

Hi Jorg,
To my understanding if you need hard pegging then in SAP only Individual requirement is possible.
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Component allocation in planned order and production order

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I want table or Function module for component allocation in production order and planned order.If component changes done in
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Please check the following table :
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what is th edifference between PROCESS ORDER,PLANNED ORDER AND PURCHASE ORDER ??? can any one explain with some examples?
n.bhardwaj
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Process Order:
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Purchase Order:
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Kinldy explain difference between the Purchase order, planned order, process order and production order?
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In simple terms:
planned order - A procurement proposal generated by the system to meet a need, this can then be converted to a production / process order (for internal procurement) or into a purchase reqn & in-turn to Purchase order (for external procurement)
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production order - A firmed procurment proposal which is used for in-house procurement, this is used in discrete production industries
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In our case Process orders are used in most of the case ,than production orders. Pls tell wheather Process orders are also pulled by the extractors(PP) and behave similar in all the Standard PP reports. and what is the diffrence between Process orders and Production order??
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In PP, you can see Production Planning and Production Planning -Process Industry
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