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Planning File Entry
Following is the table which clearly shows various planning file entries against a transaction/activity.
S.noActivity/TransactionNChge plngNChgePHorResetPropsExplode BOMPlng dateNo entry (No impact)Remarks
1Material master created with only basic data viewsX
2Material master extended with purchasing view (No MRP views)X
3Material master extended with sales view (No MRP views)X
4Material master extended with work scheduling view (No MRP views)X
5Material master extended with Plant storage location data 1/2 view (No MRP views)X
6Material master extended with MRP viewsXXX
7New BOM created for materialXXXX
8After MRP runX (Entries are reset)
9Modify BOM (Not just accessing BOM via CS02, we need to modify some elements of BOM).Example: If I access CS02 and modify component usage from 1 EA to again 1 EA,no impact on planning file entry. This must be changed from 1 EA to 2 EA or something else. This means modification must be a real modification not just accessing CS02).Modification includes following: 1. Item quantity,2.Item change,3.BOM status,4.Fixed qty, Net scrap indicators, Following modifications are not part of planning file entry: 1.Item number (POSNR) would not have any impact on planning file entry 2.BOM header and Alt textsXXXNo Impact on component planning file which is changed in BOM
10Planning file entry would be reset Even if I run MD03 as BOM anyway exploded here in MD03.X (Entries are reset)
11Now,Planned order created manually;So, firm  indicator set as it is created manuallyXXX
12Run MD03X (Entries are reset)
13Planning file entry is updated for component as dependent requirement generated from header item while running MD03XX
14Modify BOM, component usage quantity from 1 EA to 2 EAXXX
15Run MD03X (Entries are reset)
16Despite firm indicator, planned order component usage changed from      1 EA to 2 EA
17Run MD03 for componentX (Entries are reset)
18Modify PR quantity of component from 1 EA to 2 EAXX
19Run MD03 for componentX (Entries are reset)
20Following MRP data changed at Material master would have impact: 1. Lead timeXXX
21Following MRP data changed at Material master would have impact: 1.MRP controller,2.Prod.Stor.Location,3.Strategy group,4.Indiv/Coll indicator,5.Batch management activationXX
22Following MRP data changed at Material master would have impact: 1.Selection method in MRP4 view,2.Create/Change of Production version  in MRP4 viewXXX
23Following MRP data would not have impact: 1. Backflush indicator,2.REM profile/Indicator,3.Serial number profile addition,4.Change of Prod.Version text alone in MRP4 view
24Run MD03 for component;This would not change lead time updated in PR as it is firmed.This change in lead time would not even be updated while converting PR to POX (Entries are reset)
25Conversion from PR to POX
26Change of quantity in POXX
27Change in delivery days in POX
28Change in delivery date in POXX
Planning Mode 1
Planning mode 1 is set only if net change planning indicator and net change planning horizon indicator are set in the planning file for a material (see Planning Run Type).
In the planning run in planning mode 1, system reactivates the existing planning data, that is, procurement proposals that are not firmed remain on the database and are only then adapted,if the dates and quantities do not suit the new planning situation. The system only re-explodes the BOM for adjusted procurement proposals. System performance is thus improved.
Example of changes that cause planning mode 1 to be set:
Changes in date and quantity, Requirement changes, Changes in the lot-sizing procedure or MRP type
Planning Mode 2
Planning mode 2 is set if Re-explode BOM indicator is also set in the planning file along with planning mode 1 pre-requisites.
In the planning run in planning mode 2, system re-explodes the BOMs for all existing procurement proposals that are not firmed and also for which the dates and quantities do not have to be adjusted.
Example of changes that cause planning mode 2 to be set:
Changes to the material BOM, Changes to the sales order BOM, Changes to the phantom assembly BOM, Changes to references assigned within BOM, Changes to material classification, Change of production version in material master or planned order, Change or conversion of BOM explosion number.
Planning Mode 3
Planning mode 3 is set if a material has Reset order proposal indicator along with planning mode 1 pre-requisites in the planning file.
In planning mode 3, existing procurement proposals that are not firmed are completely deleted from the database and recreated. The system then re-explodes the BOMs.In this case, all unfirm MRP elements would get a new document number.
Example of changes that cause planning mode 3 to be set:
In-house production time, Planned delivery time, Scheduling margin key, MRP controller
Thanks and Regards
Sudhakar N
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