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Multi Counter Plan Elements triggering

Former Member
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Dear Expert,

Below is screen shot of Multi Counter Plan created for a equipment.

Then I schedule and release the maintenance plan.Please refer the below screen.

I am able to see the notification in Maintenance Overview list.But I am able to know for which cycle this notification is created.Is there any other tcode to know more about the triggered elements.

Please let me know how to identify operation or cycle fro which this notification is created.Thanks in advance.

Regards.

Swapnil

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MTerence
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Hi Swapnil,

You cannot get it in any transaction. You need to create a query or a ABAP report using below tables.

Maintenance Plan  MPLA  Maintenance Plan

Maintenance Plan  MPOS  Maintenance Item

Maintenance Plan  PLWP  Alloc of Maint. Packages to TaskList Operatoins

Maintenance Plan  T351  Maintenance Strategy

Maintenance Plan  T351P  Maintenance Packages

Maintenance Plan  T351T  Maintenance Strategy Text

Maintenance Plan  T351X  Maintenance Packages Text

Maintenance Plan  MHIO  Call Object from Maintenance Order

Maintenance Plan  MHIS  Maintenance Plan History

Maintenance Plan  MMPT  Cycle Definitions and Measuring Point for MaintPlan

Maintenance Plan  MMPX  Maintenance Cycle Short Text

Regards

Terence

Former Member
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Hi Maria,

Is it possible to you to share the report formate i.e input/output and its logic with me.

Regards.

Swapnil

MTerence
Active Contributor
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Hi Swapnil,

You can consult your ABAPer to combine table MHIO and MHIS. You can get the output with Maintenance Plan / Item / Call number / Order / Maintenance package cycle/offset etc.

Cycle / Offset will be different format, so the abaper can use functional module to convert the record to normal format.

If you can share your requirement with Tables to abaper, he can do the rest.

Regards

Terence

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Answers (1)

sebastian_lenartowicz
Active Contributor
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Greetings Swapnil,

You may use the call algorithm icon (one with the calculator) in IP10. On the screen you can see which cycle is applicable for this call date.