Rescheduling production order.

Hi, I am using a custom strategy which is similar to planning strategy 82. whats happening is . when the delivery date in the sales order is getting rescheduled its automatically rescheduling the production order.
but when the production order is rescheduled its not rescheduling the sales order automatically.
what am I missing.
when i release the production order( which is having a past date) its changing the confirmed quantity in the sales order to 0. but its not rescheduling it.

Deepu,
Most of this is standard functionality for strategy 82. In this strategy, the master document is the Sales order. Performing an availability check in the SO will have the effect of rescheduling the production order, and possibly changing the Basic Start and Finish dates.
When you change the production order, the sales order will normally not be affected immediately, until the next time that you run a Sales order ATP.
If you wish to change the Production order dates, and have the Sales order 'align' with the ProdOrder dates, you could consider running SD rescheduling (V_V2).
I have never released a past due production order, so I cannot say how the SD order would behave under these circumstances. It doesn't seem to make much sense to me to release a production order with 'impossible' dates.
Rgds,
DB49

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Hello Everybody,
I experience something strange with the rescheduling of a Sales Order and its corresponding Production Order.
It will be easier to explain with an example...
For a material, I have created a Sales Order.
And from this Sales Order, I have now a Production Order converted from a Planned Order generated by the MRP Run.
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SALES ORDER
AV DATE: 20/02/2008
GR DATE: 20/02/2008
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AV DATE: 13/02/2008
GR DATE: 13/02/2008
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Thank you for your reply.
But in fact, I am doing some tests on a test platform, which is using an "old" copy of production database.
So, there can't be data already scheduled for the dates I am using.
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60_sp/helpdata/EN/f4/7d2c9744af11d182b40000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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