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4) However, sometimes a customer calls and wants you to send them all of the components for One Piston Assembly. By having it set as a phantom assembly, even though you don't usually create seperate production orders, in this case you CAN create a production order for one, pull the components, close the PO, and send the parts off to your customer. 5) You complete a Engine Assembly. As you are walking it back to the stockroom, you drop it on the floor, and it breaks! Damn, but you can still save the piston assemblies. Since they do have a SAP material number, you CAN put those back into stock. Most MRP systems WILL recognize that you happen to have 8 piston assemblies in stock, and will issue those whole assemblies to the next order for a Engine Block. Attachment Of Drawings in BOMs How to attach a document to a BOM ? Now one can attach a document to a BOM in one of the following three ways… 1) Attach document as an item in the item overview, 2) Attach document to an item and 3) Attach document to the header material. 1) Attaching document as an item in the item overview: …go to the `General Item Overview' screen …select the tab page `Document' …enter item category `D' …dropdown and select the document you want to attach …the system automatically selects the respective document type, document part, document version and document description …the system also enters component quantity `1' and component unit of measure as `PC' by default. 2) Attaching document to an item: …go to the `General Item Overview' screen …select the particular item by F2 …the item all data screen appears …go to tab page `document assignment' …dropdown and select the `document type' you want to attach …dropdown and select the document you want to attach …the system automatically selects the respective document part, document version and document description 3) Attach document to the header material: …go to header overview screen …go to tab page `document assignment' …dropdown and select the `document type' you want to attach
…the system automatically selects the respective, document part, document version and document description Pre-requisites… …create document by transaction CV01N …Customizing settings…in document management customizing determines which objects can be assigned to documents per object type. …go to IMG -> cross-application components -> document management -> control data -> define documents type …select the document type for example `DRW' …select the sub dialog `define object links' …select new entries and enter following objects… …'STPO_DOC' and screen `257'(linking document to BOM header) …'STKO_DOC' and screen `258'(linking document to BOM item) …now documents can be linked to BOM header as well as BOM item. Tips by : Rakesh Split In Routing / Difference Between Alternative And Parallel Seq The term "Splitting" in SAP means having more than one person or maching working on an operation in a production order. SAP assumes that only one person/machine will be working on a job at a time. If it takes one hour to make one, and the order is for 10, the system will schedule the job at that work center to take 10 hours. However, if in the operation in the routing, you select "Required Splitting", then you put in "number of splits" as 2, then the system will assume you are having two people/machines work on the job at the same time, hence it will only schedule the job to take 5 hours, not 10. If you put in splitts as 4, then the system will assume 2.5 hours to get the job done. Also, sometimes it might be ridiculous to split the job. For instance, if that previous example order was only for 2 piedes. Having two machines working on it would be dumb, because you would have to do two setups. So the system gives you a Minimum processing time, so if it's less than, say, 5 hours, do not split it. What is the difference between alternative and parallel sequence.How these are used? Generally in routing 3 types of sequence are present which are standard, parellel and alternate sequence.
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