KSPP - how can I find the sources of activities?

[Former Member]

Dear colleagues

I have done KSPP in previous period.

How can I find the sources of activities from PP?

I would like to know activity quantities from particular materials and plant.

Thanks for you responses.

[ajaycwa1981]

Hi Alexander

The Source is the Plan Data that you load in COPA planning or in SOP or in LTP (Long Term Planning)

The Plan data (x) Routing Qty will give you the result of Planned Activity Qty

Regards

Ajay M

[Former Member]

Hi Ajay

I understand it, but I would like to know in 2016 why I have particular quantities in 2015 at cost centres.

I would like to see object-partner in cost centre plan reports like in actual reports

Best regards,

Alexander

[ajaycwa1981]

Hi Alexander

I am not sure if that is possible for LTP generated records

The best way is to validate the quantities when they are generated in 2015. Better to put such checks and validations at source

Ajay M

[michael_kozlowski]

I'm not quite sure if I understand your requirement correctly. But maybe in MS05 you will find the information you are looking for.

[Former Member]

Hi Michael.

I'm not sure that someone didn't change plan orders after I had done KSPP.
For example I had done KSPP in December 2014 for all periods 2015 but someone changed plan orders in March 2015 for January 2015 and after that I can't see why I have these activity quantities in cost centres.

Best regards,

Alexander.

[jason_shao]

Hello Alexander,

Please check the notes below which should be helpful.

41621 - KSPP: Preconditions for transferring activities

1889852 Transaction code KSPP returns multiple periods for Activity Scheduled.

1891139 Transaction code KSPP returns wrong Activity Quantity

Best regards,

Jason

[Former Member]

Dear Jason

Thanks for your answer.

But I don't have problem with KSPP when I carry out it.

I just would like to know about the sources of activities after some time.

I don't know is there table where the sources is stored.

Best regards,

Alexander.