Repeatitive Manufacturing

Hi
Can anybody please forward the configuration documents for Repeatitive Manufacturing.
Regards,
Anand.

You will find all the Configuration Settings for REM in SAP BBlock.
Check here
http://help.sap.com/bestpractices/BBLibrary/bblibrary_start.htm

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We have multiple prod line & using separate prod version for each line & maintaining one BOM.
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We want to put station number against each component where the particular part is to fitted in the BOM of finished good. We have multiple lines & single BOM without issue sloc of component of a finished good for all the lines. We are maintaining prod version for each line & issue sloc is maintained in prod version. For a line one sloc is maintained for consumption of the component. How we can put station number & line number so that we can get information from BOM as at any particular station what components will be used.

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We have repeatitive manufacturing Scenario & during backflushing REPRO is allowed.
Now we want to stop REPRO so that booking (MFBF) can not be dode if any component is in error (Non REPRO Allowed).
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Should be create new REM profile
OR
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Abhishek Dwivedi

Hi,
It is always better to create new REM Profile.
Apart from removing the Tick for Error correctionfor backflushing (create cumulative post processing record & also create individul post processing record), you need to set the tick for
Execute correction in Dialog Mode - Mandatory.
Now when ever there is a component missing system will pop up a message, if you process that message then ok otherwise system will not allow you to proceed further..
This is enough to restrict reprocessing/post processing.
I hope you are executing the Program: CORUPROC as a backhround job.
If not start executing thi program, every 30min or every 1 hr, with the setting error in goods movements.
Hope this helps..
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Siva

Best Practice for manufacturing Industrial Machinery in batch size

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We have a scenario where we need to manufacture Industrial Machine in a Batch Size of 10 nos . These machines have multi level BOM and total manufacturing cycle time is approx 3 months .
We request you to kindly suggest us about the best manufacturing practices related process we should follow to address this scenario .
At present , we have been manufacturing these Machines on individual basis ( It means MRP run is done for individual machne and production orders generated are also on individual machine manufacturing basis) .
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Can we use batch management in repetitive manufacturing?
If not, can we use classification or something else?
or what else options we have.
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/25/283c594f7811d18a150000e816ae6e/frameset.htm

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Hi,
This is a scenario of Intracompany (within a company) STO from one manufacturing to another manufacturing Plant. Steps involved are
ME21N: STO Creation with doc type UB
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VL02N: PGI (Mvt Type 641)
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when we refer the Excise Invoice (created in J1IIN) we are getting an error message as u201CExcise Invoice 2000000033 31.05.2011 of Vendor 1300003 does not exist for Reference
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Stock value for stock transfer from depot (RG23D) to manufacturing (RG23A)

Dear all,
The forum posts that I found are all relating to the process of how to do stock transfer from depot plant to manufacturing plant.
The question I want to post is relating to the transferred stock value.
When stock first goes into depot plant (RG23D), the excise duties (CVD, Education Cess, Higher Education Cess, Secondary Education Cess) are all inventorized. However, in manufacturing plant (RG23A), they are CENVATABLE and not inventorized.
In the transfer of stock from depot to manufacturing, how can we split out the stock value from depot and take out the excise duties to CENVAT in manufacturing plant?
If using Stock Transfer process (move stock from depot to manufacturing),
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2. Create DO in VL10B and goods issue
During goods issue, moving average of stock in depot plant, will increase stock with the same value in manufacturing plant and reduce the stock value in depot plant. How can we reduce the stock value transferred to manufacturing plant by the original excise duties amount, and pass this amount into J1IEX? Is it done in this step or later steps?
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3. J1IJ- RG23D selection for excise invoice for delivery at depot
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5. MIGO into manufacturing plant (capture excise invoice)- part 1 register. the excise duties can be manually keyed in based on the original RG23D entries when stock is first brought into originating depot plant
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6. Enter Incoming Excise Invoice by J1IEX
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7. Question: Where to Debit CENVAT clearing? In normal domestic purchase process of raw materials into manufacturing plant, Dr CENVAT clearing will be posted during MIRO time.
If this process is not the correct way to do, please advise the standard SAP recommended way to transfer from depot to manufacturing plant.
Thank you in advance.

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Try this scenario in development server and revert back with your observations.

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I just wanted to ask if anyone ever intends to make better screen resolutions?
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Junk Mail Designer wrote:
I'm not biting.
I've read too many reports in the media from people more highly credentialed than Mr. Johnson to the contrary.
The analogies and comparisons are still way off. Production didn't get cheaper, the phone didn't get upgraded, no carrier's are subsidizing, retailer's are not discounting. Never has the MSRP of CD-ROMs, nor cellphones, nor HDTV's dropped this quickly in history.
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Actually product advancement and innovation are very much the central issue here. Apple has effectively "upgraded" the 4GB unit to 8GB and reduced the price by $100. It's all in how you look at it.
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