Routing and Recipe differences

Can any one explain the differences of Routing and Recipe.

Hi
In the routing part you maintain the operations/phases, like Reaction, Workup, Packing etc. You specify which resources you use, consumptions of activities, like Fixed cost, Energy (if not maintained as materials) etc.
You' also specify relations between the different operations, like Work up starts 1 hour after the reaction is complete.
Recipe refers to the Manufacturing process for Process Industry, this is analogous to combination of Routing and BOM in Discrete Industry.
Mainly Master Recipe will contain Phases linked to Resources, control recipe destination, Material list etc.
You can also link up a set of Process instructions, creating a PI-sheet. Confirmations also can be carried from pi sheets.
regards
Srinivas

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Hi Gurus,
Kindly let me know the standard BAPI's available for routing and recipe.??
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Naveen.

Dear
BAPI for routing :
1.BAPI_ROUTING_CREATE :
Refer all the BAPIs for farther information in our expert posting : Re: BAPI_ROUTING_CREATE
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JH

What's the difference between transport route and transport layer

what's the difference between transport route and transport layer,Can somebody give me some explaination? thks in advance!

Hi,
Transport Layer in ABAP Workbench
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I am puzzled by that.
what's the difference between them.
Or what's the situation should use Routing, and that of service callout?

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Hello PP members:
I would like to differences between rate routing and reference rate routings
Thanks for your time,
Thanks Again,
Suren R

Hi Mr.Suren,
As explained by other friends Routing is used in Discrete manufacturing and Rate routing is used for REM-Repetitive manufacturing.
In addional to these types SAP has given 2 more types
1.Reference operation set -Used in Discrete manufacturing.
2.Reference rate routing - Used in REM.
If similar rate routing is been used for producing many materials,then instead of entering(these steps) in rate routing of each material you create a refrence rate routing and you enter the work centres used and the other details.After saving you get a group counter number showing reference rate routing is saved with group XXXXXXXXX.
When you are creating rate routing for a material say A ,after giving the name and plant details in the top you will be able to see an icon "copy from" and you can select the radio button for reference rate routing and give the group counter number. or else without giving it here you have got an option to select the reference rate routing after entering into the operation screen also.
In that particular page in operation overview screen,there will be an icon copy,there you can click that icon and you can give the reference rate routing group counter number and very easily you can create rate routing for N number of material.
Likewise you can use reference operation set while creating routing for a material in Discrete manufacturing.This basically reduces the time in creating routing or rate routing for materials in Discrete & REM respectively
CA01,CA02,CA03-Create,Change,display (routing) respectively.
CA11,CA12,CA13-Create,Change,Display reference operation set Respectively.
CA21,CA22,CA23-Create,Change,Display rate routing respectively.
CA31,CA32,CA33-create,change,display reference rate routing resp.
I hope this will help you.
If useful reward your points.
Thanks & regards
Karthik.

Difference between routing and rate routing

frndz,
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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also provide transaction code for creating super routing.
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Dear All, I have currently buy a WRT54G router and would...

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Hi All,
Can someone tell me what tables I should use to get the standard routing and rate routing for the query?
Thanks
Edward.

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.
Also check this thread ,
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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.
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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.
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Routing and Data

Hi,
I want to know what is difference between routing and data transfer? Is routing means to just reach a packet from source to destination, or reply must come back? I mean if we receive a ICMP error then is this still possible that we've done routing?
regards,
Sulaiman ejaz

Sulaiman
Nowadays, as Daniel alluded to, routing is generally seen as the act of seleting the next hop for the packet to be sent to. The actual sending of the traffic is often referred to as forwarding.
But if we use the term routing to mean deriving the next hop and fowarding the packet to that next hop then again, as Daniel says, routing is usually done on a hop by hop basis ie. each hop being a L3 device. So in theory whether the packet actually gets to the destination or gets back to the source is largely irrelevant (although in practice it is obviously very important ). So as an example host1 (H1) wants to talk to web server (S1)
H1 -> R1 -> R2 -> R3 -> S1
1) R2 has no route to S1's subnet. H1 sends the packet to R1 and R1 routes the packet to R2. R2 has no route for S1's subnet so it drops the packet. But the packet has still been routed at R1.
2) R3 has no route back to H1's subnet. The packet is sent from H1 to R1, routed to R2, routed to R3, to S1. S1 sends a return packet to R3. R3 has no route for H1's subnet so it drops the packet. Again the packet has been routed, multiple times but the communication still failed.
3) All routers have the right routes. H1 sends a packet and it gets to S1, S1 sends it back and it gets to H1. Each router has routed the packet two times.
So you can see in all of the above routing takes place and it doesn't necessarily mean that the end to end communication was successful.
If you are having routing problems you often must look at each L3 device in the path to verify the path both ways ie. as you can see from 2) just because the routing works one way it does not necessarily means it works the other way as well.
Jon

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