Production Order: warning when Basic finish date is before scheduled finish

Hello experts,
We will set in config OPU3 (scheduling parameters for prod order) Adjust dates = 2 Do not adjust basic dates, ... Essentially this will allow the shop floor controller to change scheduled date ie. production dates without affecting basic dates.
With this setup the system may display in the header of an order the scheduling note "Basic finish date is before scheduled finish" as well as generate a scheduling log "Scheduled finish is after basic finish date" (message 36 mess class C7).
These messages are not enough visible for our planners. I would like to find a way to generate a warning before save. I tried to add a record in OPJB: message class CO no. 533 "Scheduled date & is after the requirements date &" but this doesn't work.
Note: I tried to add message class C7 no 36 in OPJB but got the error "Please enter a legal value".
Have you been able to add message in table OPJB ? Is it a good idea or the only option is enhancement?
Thanks for sharing your ideas.
Francois P.
Edited by: Francois Paquet on Sep 30, 2010 5:30 PM

Hi Francois
I'm trying to do the same (also for C7 035).
Have you already found out how to do this?
Arno

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