Transportation Management with SAP LES

Scheduling 6.1
Technical Information About Defining the Shipping Times
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Path in Customizing: Logistics Execution • Shipping • Basic Shipping Functions •
Scheduling • Delivery Scheduling and Transportation Scheduling • Define Scheduling
by Shipping Point
Specific Transaction: OVLZ
Table: TVST
Once you have decided on an option for determining the time required for picking
and packing, you maintain the times accordingly in the Pick/pack wrkdys field.
In my example (see Figure 6.3), I calculate the time required for picking and packing
independent of the route and the weight, because shipping beverages within
Germany always uses the same time: two days (as an example for documenting
scheduling). But if you need to ship your goods overseas, for example, you will
have to deal with longer times for picking and packing. Route-dependent calculation
of the time would be a good selection in that case.
If you decided to define the time required for picking and packing for each shipping
point (value “C”), a field opens in which you can enter the time in terms of
the number of days (see Figure 6.3). If you decided on “A” or “B,” (weight-dependent,
or route-dependent and route-independent), you must enter the times in the
appropriate maintenance screen (see Figure 6.4).
Figure 6.4 Maintenance Screen for Picking and Packing Times
Technical Information About Defining Picking and Packing Times
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Path in Customizing: Logistics Execution • Shipping • Basic Shipping Functions •
Scheduling • Delivery Scheduling and Transportation Scheduling • Maintain Duration
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Specific Transaction: –
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Table: T630R
Loading Date, Loading Time, and Goods Issue Date
Once you have picked, packed, and prepared all material for loading, you have
reached the loading date milestone. Loading the goods can now begin.
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