Often, many industries like FMGC, chemical, pharmaceutical, etc use multiple similar resources to manufacture a product.<\/p>\n
E.g. A plant has many mfg bagger, or filling lines with identical capacities. A product is chronologically said to be manufactured in bagger 2. Alternatively this product also can be manufactured in bagger 3 or bagger 4 if needed. On shop-floor business cannot determine the primary resource to be used until shortly before order processing. But in mid to long term planning, they want to assign a suitable planning resource to the operations provisionally.<\/p>\n
The constraint for long term planning needs to be on planning resource. In short term the flexibility needs to be given for resource selection based on SKU. This can be mapped in different ways in SAP.<\/p>\n
1. By multiple production Versions with multiple master recipe <\/strong><\/p>\n This method is most widely used but requires laborious master data maitainance as one recipe has to be created explicitly for each resource and has to be assigned to one production version respectively.<\/p>\n 2. By manual selection in the Order.<\/strong><\/p>\n The resource is changed manually on the Order. This change requires a single approval process if ECM to be used. Production Planners will feel as more work and any change which needs a Quality Approval in GMP environments will take more time to create and release the order for production.<\/p>\n 3. By Resource Selection through classification.<\/strong><\/p>\n SAP provides another way of maintaining this alternate resource selection by using resource classification.<\/p>\n We can use a planning resource as the primary resource and select the alternate resource through the resource network maintained through work center classification (type 019). This also works well with ECM and is a good option for Planners as there is no need of Single Approval from QA personnel.<\/p>\n Create a Characteristic (T-Code CT04)<\/strong><\/p>\n We can create classifications in ECC for suboperations and secondary resources.<\/p>\n In Additional data tap define Table Name as CRHD and Field Name as ARBPL.<\/p>\n Create Class and assign characteristics to class T Code: CL02<\/strong><\/p>\n Assign classification in ressource T Code: CRC1 or CRC2<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n All relevant alternative work centers must contain exactly the same classification and characteristic value assignment. Work centers with different classes or characteristic values are ignored.<\/p>\n Assign the classification in master recipe and add alternate resources T Code: C201 or C202<\/strong><\/p>\n Create process order COR1 or By MRP Planned order to Process order <\/strong><\/p>\n On the operations tab, select the operation 10 and click on Resource selection condition<\/p>\n Product can be produced on all 3 lines here you can select the resource accordingly.<\/p>\n Capacity Planning CM25 <\/strong><\/p>\n We can change the resource from this screen by dragging and dropping it to another resource from the resource section.<\/p>\n Resource classification automatically creates multiple modes in APO PDS or PPM, so it can be used in PPDS while converting SNP Plan orders to PPDS plan orders. And in DS board we can schedule the order on required resource.<\/p>\n If we want to use different capacities for planning, but for execution purpose we only want to use one resource. So from many lines in mid term planning to accommodate constraints, but for short term we use single resource for production execution.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" https:\/\/blogs.sap.com\/2013\/07\/03\/resource-classification-in-master-recipe-for-planning\/ Workcenter, PDS, ressources, alternatives. Often, many industries like FMGC, chemical, pharmaceutical, etc use multiple similar resources to manufacture a product. E.g. A plant has many mfg bagger, or filling lines with identical capacities. A product is chronologically said … Continuer la lecture ![\"MD12.JPG\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.sap.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/07\/md12_240086.jpg\")
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