Replenishment lead time & Scheduling Agreements - Please help

Hi,
I have a few questions & issues in regards to Replenishment lead time & Scheduling Agreements.
1.     Where are stock requirements & Replenishment lead times configured?
2.     What is a stock/requirements list?
3.     What is Replenishment lead time in MD02/MD04?
4.     Why do negative supply values appear under replenishment lead time in MD02/MD04?
5.     What are the differences between MD02 & MD04?
6.     How do you get to the following screen, since I canu2019t get here from MD02 or MD04 (missing buttons and Replenishment lead time information):
http://i34.tinypic.com/9hl9hz.jpg
Please help. This is very important.
Thanks,
Laura

Hi Laura,
The RLT can be set in the Masters Materials.MMR and Also in the Documnet Type Configuration.
But as per SAP standard Procedure the Prority will be the document type.
That means the RLT given in the Order document will overseed the RLT given in the MMR.
Go to material master and select MRP3 view. There see what is maintained for "Strategy group". Now go to OVZG, select this Requirement Class and tick the field "Rq" against this.
Now go to OVZH, select your Requirement Type and ensure that the above Requirement Class is assigned to your Requirement Type.
Now create a sale order and check in MD04.
Hope ethis helps u..
Cheerzz..
subbzz..

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