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With these three parameters, it is possible that you can set it up correctly in your system<br />

to enable the appropriate planning of your material requirement.<br />

Do you have a <strong>SAP</strong> PP Question?<br />

Purchasing processing Time - OPPQ<br />

Please refer above subject and would like to do following. External Processing Time<br />

I have set in using OPPQ. My client want this time set differently for different<br />

Vendor. Is there any userexit or customization settings?<br />

For MRP to take lead time by supplier, you need to have 3 settings:<br />

1) The config in OPPQ - External procurement at plant level (or OPPR at MRP grp -<br />

Scheduling/doc. type) should have the check box marked to read<br />

SchedAgreem/Inforecord leadtime (T399D-GTERM)<br />

2) You should have a contract/schedule agreement, or a purchase info record maintained<br />

for that plant-material-vendor combination<br />

3) You should maintain source list (ME01) for the contract/schedule agreement, or info<br />

record. This changes the default behavior of MRP to use leadtime by supplier, rather than<br />

material master leadtime. When both contract and info record exist, the contract will take<br />

precedence.<br />

Please watchout for the case if you're already using contracts/info records in<br />

procurement, but not using them for planning. In this case your leadtime data in these<br />

documents may be incorrect, or may be left blank - this will be interpreted as zero if you<br />

make this change implementation, as mentioned in the steps above.<br />

Related Links:<br />

Define Safety Stock Availability<br />

The IMG can be set in SM30 - V_438M_S<br />

You define per plant and per MRP group the percentage of the safety stock that is to be<br />

available for planning. This helps to avoid a situation where order proposals are created<br />

unnecessarily by the system to cover small shortage quantities.<br />

For example:

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