Requirment type class assignment

Dear Friends,
In Sales order Iu2019m getting the requirement type u201CKEu201D against the schedule line category, but I want requirement type should be u201CKPu201D. Where I need to do the configuration, friends please explain me step by step.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Varma

Hi
In t code OVZI
img-sd-basic functions-availablity check and transfer of requirements-transfer of requirements--determination of requirements types using transaction
In this img activity we assign requirement type to the combination of item category and MRP type
I hope this is what you are looking for
In t code OVZI if you go the details you should give the source as 1
Then only it will pick up
This is the pick up strategy
In t code OVZI requirements types are assigned to item category and mrp types
In t code OVZH requirements types are assigned to requirement class
In OVZG we define the controls for requirement class
Regards
Raja

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Change of requirement type

Hi gurus,
I have a problem in schedule lines. End user saved the document by mistake with requirement type 031 but it should be 011.Delivery done and PGI not done. How to change requirement type.Please help me.
Thanks&regards
madhu

Requirement type cannot be manually assigned in Sales Order schedule line. It is automatically determined from the spro settings.Requirement type is assigned to the Item category and MRP type.
Path: spro -- img --SD BFAvailability Check and Transfer of Requirements->Transfer of Requirements-> Determination Of Requirement Types Using Transaction
<b>Determination Of Requirement Types Using Transaction</b>
In the standard system, requirements types are determined according to a specific search strategy beginning with the material strategy group.
<b>Strategy for Determining the Requirements Type</b>
1. First, an attempt is made to find a requirements type using the strategy group in the material master.
2. If the strategy group has not been maintained, the system will determine it using the MRP group.
3. If the MRP group has not been defined, the system uses the material type instead of the MRP group when accessing the corresponding control tables.
4. If no requirements type is found here, the system assumes a special rule and attempts to find a requirements type with the aid of the item category and the MRP type.
5. If this is not possible, a last attempt is made to find a requirements type with the item category only.
6. If the last attempt fails, the system declares the transaction as not relevant for the availability check or transfer of requirements.
I think the existing Sales Order schedule line cannot be manually modified with the requirement type 011. First you have to modify the configuration, then create new sales order and delivery.
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Requirement types & requirement class for trading goods.

Dear all,
I am working on a project in which there are only trading goods. Majority of the items are make to order & few are make to stock.
For the make to order scenario, what will be the requirements type & requirements class to be used for the trading goods. Which item category is to be used......will it be TAN or different......
For the make to stock scenario, what will be the requirements type & requirements class to be used for the trading goods. Which item category is to be used......TAN cannot be used here as it will be used in the MTO scenario so diffferent controls.
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Assignment of requirement type to transaction

HI,
we need to assign Requirement type to Item category in
Availability Check and Transfer of Requirements - Transfer of Requirements - Determination Of Requirement Types Using Transaction
but we are not getting "Item category+MRP type" to which we need to assign the "Requirement Type" It is in grey.
and also new entries are not possible.
so where we need to assign MRP type to required item category so that It will come into " Determination Of Requirement Types
Using Transaction" and then we will assign required Requirement type ?
thanks and regards,
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Hi Anup,
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Define a requirement type and a class for each strategy

Hello,
Where can I define a requirement type and a class for each strategy?

Hi
Follow the following path
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then Planning strategy - Define Strategy
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Requirement type assignment

Dear Sir,
As per our client requirement we define requirement type and we want to assign that requirement type in this TCODE md81. when i put plant in this tcode system should automatically tack requirement type.
should not require to put requirement type in this code.
Please help me
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Ashuone

Hi
You can use the standard variant SHD0, this can fix a value in the requirement type.
Steps.
1. Go to SHD0
2. Input the transaction code MD81.
3. Click the tab 'Standard variant'.
4. Input the name of variant. e.g. Z123....please start with Z.
5. Click 'Create ' button F5.
6. Then the system will bring you to the MD81, please process the data as usual,
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   in the attribute of the field.
7. Exit MD81 and save the variant.
8. Activate the stanard variant in SHD0, please note that this will be
   valid for all users.
   You can also control other transactions this way in SHD0 by creating
   variants for them.
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Requirement type in sales order

hi sap gurus,
i want to know how requirement type is configured and how it conmtroll the scenario in MAKE TO ORDER scenario. previously i have seen that with requirement type in sales order Procurement tab, system determine the planning statergy and it determine the special stock type of material, e.g. E for sales order stock and Q is for project stock. but i want to know whether this is correct or not and how this is happenning i.e. what is the configuration and assignment.
please help at earliest.
biplab rout

Hi,
Check this thread
Re: Requirement type
Re: requirement type and requirement class
Thanks,
Raja

Re: How do you create and use "common" type classes?

Hi,
You have 2 potential solutions in your case :
1- Sub-class TextNullable class of Framework and add your methods in the
sub-class.
This is the way Domain class work. Only Nullable classes are sub-classable.
This is usefull for Data Dictionary.
The code will be located in any partition that uses or references the supplier
plan.
2- Put your add on code on a specific class and instanciate it in your user
classes (client or server).
You could also use interface for a better conception if needed. The code will
also be in any partition that uses or references the supplier plan where your
add on class is located.
If you don't want that code to be on each partition, you could use libraries :
configure as library the utility plan where is your add-on class.
You can find an example of the second case (using a QuickSort class,
GenericArray add-on) with the "QuickSort & List" sample on my personal site
http://perso.club-internet.fr/dnguyen/
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http://perso.club-internet.fr/dnguyen/
Robinson, Richard a écrit:
I'm relatively new to forte and I'd like to know how can you handle utility
type classes that you want to use through out your application? Ideally
what I want is a static class with static methods.
Let's say that I have a StringUtil class that has a bunch of methods for
manipulating strings.
My problem is that we have code that runs on the client and code that runs
on the server. Both areas could use the StringUtil class, but from what I
understand, I have to create StringUtil in a plan and then create a server
object of type StringUtil. The server object will eventually get assigned
to a partition. That's not good since I really want the server object to
physically reside at the server end and at the client end. (Actually, I
don't want a server object, I just want to invoke a static method of a
static class).
Any clues on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
Also, what is the url at Sage-it that has a summary of all emails that have
been posted to [email protected]? Perhaps this question has been
answered previously.
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Hi Richard,
Your question about "utility classes" brings up a number of issues, all of
which are important to long-term success with Forte.
There is no such thing as a static method (method that is associated with a
class but without an implicit object reference - this/self/me "pointer") in
TOOL, nor is there such thing as a global method (method not associated
with a class at all). This is in contrast to C++, which has both, and
Java, which has static methods, but not global classes. Frequently, Forte
developers will write code like this:
result, num : double;
// get initial value for num....
tmpDoubleData : DoubleData = new;
tmpDoubleData.DoubleValue = num;
result = tmpDoubleData.Sqrt().DoubleValue;
tmpDoubleData = NIL; // send a hint to the garbage collector
in places where a C++ programmer would write:
double result, num;
// get initial value for num....
result = Math::Sqrt(num);
or a Java programmer would write:
double result, num;
// get initial value for num....
result = Math.sqrt(num);
The result of this is that you end up allocating an extra object now and
then. In practice, this is not a big deal memory-wise. If you have a
server that is getting a lot of hits, or if you are doing some intense
processing, then you could pre-allocate and reuse the data object. Note
that optimization has its own issues, so you should start by allocating
only when you need the object.
If you are looking for a StringUtil class, then you will want to use an
instance of TextData or TextNullable. If you are looking to add methods,
you could subclass from TextNullable, and add methods. Note that you will
still have to instantiate an object and call methods on that object.
The next issue you raise is where the object resides. As long as you do
not have an anchored object, you will always have a copy of an object on a
partition. If you do not pass the object in a call to another partition,
the object never leaves. If you pass the object to another partition, then
the other partition will have its own copy of the object. This means that
the client and the server will have their own copies, which is the effect
you are looking for.
Some developers new to Forte will try to get around the lack of global
methods in TOOL by creating a user-visible service object and then calling
methods on it. If you have a general utility, like string handling, this
is a bad idea, since a service object can reside only on a single
partition.
Summary:
* You may find everything you want in TextData.
* Unless you anchor the object, the instance will reside where you
intuitively expect it.
* To patch over the lack of static methods in TOOL, simply allocate an
instance when required.
Feel free to email me if you have more questions on this.
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the address for the list archive is printed:
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Good Luck,
CSB
-----Original Message-----
From: Robinson, Richard
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 5:44 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: How do you create and use "common" type classes?
I'm relatively new to forte and I'd like to know how can you handle utility
type classes that you want to use through out your application? Ideally
what I want is a static class with static methods.
Let's say that I have a StringUtil class that has a bunch of methods for
manipulating strings.
My problem is that we have code that runs on the client and code that runs
on the server. Both areas could use the StringUtil class, but from what I
understand, I have to create StringUtil in a plan and then create a server
object of type StringUtil. The server object will eventually get assigned
to a partition. That's not good since I really want the server object to
physically reside at the server end and at the client end. (Actually, I
don't want a server object, I just want to invoke a static method of a
static class).
Any clues on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
Also, what is the url at Sage-it that has a summary of all emails that have
been posted to [email protected]? Perhaps this question has been
answered previously.
Thanks in advance

Demand management - Requirement type

Dear SAP Experts
Could someone kindly explain to me What "Requirement type" ( eg.LSF , BSF) controls, and what settings do i have to make to use any each of them.
How does each affect planning calculations?
Thanking you all in advernce.
Richard.

Hi,
Hope you would have gone through the SAP notes on Requirement Type which is reproduced as under
Strategy for Determining the Requirements Type
1. First, an attempt is made to find a requirements type using the strategy group in the material master.
2. If the strategy group has not been maintained, the system will determine it using the MRP group.
3. If the MRP group has not been defined, the system uses the material type instead of the MRP group when accessing the corresponding control tables.
4. If no requirements type is found here, the system assumes a special rule and attempts to find a requirements type with the aid of the item category and the MRP type.
5. If this is not possible, a last attempt is made to find a requirements type with the item category only.
6. If the last attempt fails, the system declares the transaction as not relevant for the availability check or transfer of requirements.
Now why we require it.
becuase same requirement types can be assigned to any number of item cateogies for different MRP types. Since item cateogories cannot be assigned to requirement class directly, requirement type is a link between them.
Though requirement type has no feature associated with it, it helps in assigning the correct requirement class in a sales document. Any number of requirement types can be assigned to requirement class. So MRP type in material master plays a vital role in fetching the rquirement class. Hence, you can enter manually the Requirement type in sale order but not Requirement Class.
Thanks.......rakesh

How does the MRP Group determine the Requirement Type

Hello,
I find in help that the MRP Group or the Strategy Group in the MRP view of the material master record determines what Requirement Type is used.
Could you please tell me in which table / transaction can I find the assignment of Requirement Type to MRP Group? I mean it in case when the Strategy Group has not been maintained.
I will appreciate your help very much.
Best regards,
Robert

Dear,
System will pick the requirement type from strategy group maintained in MRP 3 view of material master, If the strategy group is not maintained, then only system will check the MRP group In MRP1 view and check the strategy group maintained in OPPR
Based on strategy Group- you can find the requirement type In IMG>production> Production Planning >Demand management> Planned Independent requirement -->Planning strategy -->Define strategy , From here you can find the requirement type and requirement class
and then go to OVZG
if the requirement class have a setting for costing - order costing and costing details, while saving the sale order system will update the cost of goods sold in condition EK02

Purpose of Changing Requirement Type by User processing Sales Order

Hi,
What could be the reasons for a user processing sales order to change requirement type in the sales order.......as we know that requirement tyor has only one requirement class assigned......so with the change of requirement type, requirement class also gets changed, which is essentially an object controlled by Production folks.....I want to undestand why has SAP given this option where in the user porocessing the document can change the requirememt type.....an you let me know possible scenarios.....
Thanks
Satish Talikota

Sure.
The possible requirement types are controlled normally via the planning strategy group in the material master.
In there you can have more than one strategy, which in turn leads to the possibility to change them in the order.
There can be many scenarios, lets look at one; I normally sell from stock (MTS) a certain material, but from time to time I receive large orders that require a certain modification/customization of the product, so I can't sell the ones that I have in stock, and need to specificaly manufacture (MTO). In this case I change the requirements from MTS to MTO for these orders only.

Regarding requirements type of material

Hi Where can we give the requirements type fora particular material ie where can we fill it???
as i got a error message no requirements type exists fora particulat material.

revanth kandula ,
The planning type you must have created using MC93, which you will be using in the initial screen of MC94, this error is regarding that.
check your Planning type again , there must be some inproper data which is causing this error.
or
Another thing you can check is , in MRP 3 view whats strategy group and in the detail of strategy group check whats the requirement class and reqyirement type ,may be you are using non SAP standard strategy and while the creation of this new strategy assignment of requirement type and requiremnt class done with inconsistance.
Please check and revert back.
Hope it helps you
Regards
Ritesh
Edited by: R S D on Jun 18, 2009 9:14 AM

Requirement type for SD /

Hi,
I am working on the configurable material (variant), Iam creating Enquiry, quotation and the Sales order. When Iam doing the t.code MB1B the movement type is 412 and special stock E it should take the sales order number but system takes the Quotation number not the sales order number.
For quotation Iam using:
Item caty: AGC
Requirement class: ZKEK
Requirement Type: Z46
Account assignment catry: M in Z46
Kindly help me solve this problem.
Regards
Sathish Kumar

HI GUys!
Can you tell me the step how to determine the requirement type in schedule line level at SO instead of the quotation? (maybe tcodes etc...)
Thank you,

Requirement Types for Independent Requirements: LSF, VSF, VSE

Hi,
(1) Can anyone explain the following requirement types in layman's terms:
LSF (Make-to-stock production)
VSF (Planning with final assembly)
VSE (Planning without final assembly)
(2) Upon transfer to demand management, how to determine which Requirement Type to use?
Thanks.

Hi,
Requirement type determines the following points:
1. Consumption of Independent req & customer req.
2. How warehouse stock taken into account.
3. Make to order or Make to stock.
4. Planned order can be released or not.
Requirement class is assigned with requirement type.
PIR requirement type & customer requirement type both linked with Strategy group.
Ex: For strategy 10, PIR req type is LSF & Customer req type is KSL.
So transfer to demand management in the material master if strategy 10 is assigned, system will take req type as LSF.
Same as if strategy 40, req type VSF
For strategy 50, req type VSE.
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Requirement type PP/SD

Dear All,
we have MTS requirement,
we use planning strategy 40,
with requirement type for PIR is VSF & class is 101
Requirement type of customer requirement
requirement type KSV & class is 050,
After delivery of against sales order, i checked table LIPS for delivery then i found requirement class correct 050 but requirement is 05,
I am not able to understand what is the diffrence betwwen requirement type which we assign to strategy 40 & which i found in LIPS table (05), i am not able to find 05.
Is there any conversion or link between them, Kindly share yours experiance.
Regards
Gajjen

>
> Actually my PIR is not getting reduce after delivery thats why i checked table LIPS for delivery for requirement type.
> i found requirement type 05 in table.
>
Gajjen,
I am not able to understand why you are expecting the PIR to get reduced after delivery is created. With Planning strategy 40 PIR gets consumed when Sales order is created, you need to check in the sales order "Procurement" Tab whether requirement type is "KSV".
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