Routing and rate routing

Hi Gurus,
Please explain me the difference between Routing and rate routing in details
Thanks in advance
Rupesh

Hi,
Functionality of Routing and rate routing is similar.
Routing: It defines the sequence of operations that should be carried at a work center to make up a product.
Routing is one of task list in PP module to carry out the production of finished and semi finished parts. it consists operation sequence which requires for manufacture finsihed and semi finished parts like operation 10. 20, 30...
It is mostly used in Discrete Manufacturing
Rate Routing: A routing for whose operations the production quantity and a fixed duration has been defined. Thus the production rate is also defined.
Rate routings are used when you plan on a quantity basis, for example in repetitive manufacturing.
With regards
Ram Kumar

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Can someone tell me what tables I should use to get the standard routing and rate routing for the query?
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Dear,
Yes you are right.
The main difference between routing and rate routing is you can not create parallel sequence in rate routing CA21 only nothing else.
There are lot of different opinion on this topic but there is no too much difference in them only we use rate routing in REM and normal in Discrete manufacturing.
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Difference between routing and rate routing
Hope clear to you.
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Pls tell me the difference routing and rate routing.
regards,
Srini

Dear ,
[Rate Routing:]
1.A routing for whose operations the production quantity and a fixed duration has been defined. Thus the production rate is also defined.
2.Rate routings are used when you plan on a quantity basis, for example in repetitive manufacturing.
3.A rate routing has the same structure as a routing. You can assign a rate routing to a material to be produced. It can have prallel sequences.
[Routing]
1.Routings are used directly in production orders for a material.
2.A routing can be used without restrictions. Some functions from other task list types such as rate routings and inspection plans are also available in routings.
3.As well as a standard sequence a routing can also have parallel and alternative sequences. You can assign a routing to a material to be produced.

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对于routing和rate routing来说，区别并不是很明显，但从流程的角度来说，routing适用于所有的离散型制造业，而rate routing适用于重复制造业！
如果非要找出差别的话，就是routing可以定义并行序和可选序，而且rate routing只能定义并行序！
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_45b/helpdata/en/03/bb1d0ca6e811d189010000e8323492/frameset.htm

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I have basic question , can some one point out difference between, routing and super routing.
also provide transaction code for creating super routing.
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also go through documents created in forum for basic VC setup & super routing.
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Idoc ROUTING_CREATE01 and rate routing

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Is it possible to create rate routing with idoc ROUTING_CREATE01, so far I can create only simple routing.
Thanks for your answer.

Hi,
For rate routing:
use this BAPI: 'BAPI_ROUTING_CREATE' for creating Rate Routing
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Hi,
routing table gets populated with all the routing protocol route database and if same route available with multiple routing protocol, route with lowest AD get installed in routing table.
Now "clear ip route * " should just repopulate the routing table with existing info available in the routing database of various routing protocol.
Can you please share the logs indicating "clear ip route * " is refreshing the RIP database and when not doing clear it is stable. By default in RIP, every 30 second, complete routing table is exchanged. You can change this timer with command "timers basic update invalid holddown flush "
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Pl. let me know the step by step proceduer to create a Alternate sequence in Rate routing.
regards

Dear Rishi,
We cant create any alternative sequence for a rate routing.This is one of the difference between routing and rate routing.
Rate routing supports only standard and parallel sequence.
If alternative sequence is present in a routing,then at the time of order creation the system gives a pop to select for alternative
sequence or to skip it and proceed.
For this under OPL8,for plant order type combination the field sequence exchange should be having value 2 - manual selection.
Creating production version or sequence in my understanding depends on the business requirement.
Check and revert
Regards
S Mangalraj

Difference between Routing & Rate Routing

Hi All,
can anyone tell me difference between Routing & Rate Routing? can we use routing for REM? if no, then what will be the effect?
Thanks,
Rinky

Hi Rinky ,
Routing and rate routing are task list in broad manner .
standard task list: Describes the worksteps necessary to produce a material or perform an activity without reference to an order.( that means they are created without reference to order )
Essential objects of a task list are header, operations, material component allocations, production resources/tools and inspection characteristics.
Together with specific dates and quantities, task list data forms an important part of the order.
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routing
reference operation set
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reference rate routing
inspection plan
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master recipe
Routing is created with ca01 and rate routing by ca21 .
Routing is used in discrete manufacuting and rate routing in repetitive .
Rate routing generally has only one operation and prod line instead of work centers and operations in routings .
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