Third party sale order wrongly created with Manf plant

Hi All
The Scenario is as follows
I have created a sale order with item category TAS. The system generated a purchase requisition which is expected. But it also created a Planned Order for the same sale order when MRP was run for the material. This resulted in the two Purchase Orders for the same sale order.
Kindly advise.
Thanks.

Hi:
Could it be the Schedule line Category should not be MRP relevant?
Regards
Aaon

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