11-03-2009, 07:51 AM
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How Changes Affect Assembly Processing
How Changes Affect Assembly Processing Changes in the Sales Order
Any changes in customer requirements which are made in the sales order take effect in dependent assembly orders until
- an operation has the status either PCNF (partially confirmed) or CNF (fully confirmed)
- the order header has the status DLT (deleted), LKD (locked), or TECO (technically completed)
- the components have been issued from stock
When you make changes to a sales order to which a production order is attached, the system checks the status of the production order. Changes are only passed on before the production order is released. In the case of the planned order and the network, no such check is made.Changes in the Assembly Order
- Any changes made to dates and quantities in the dependent assembly order are updated in the sales order automatically unless the fixed quantity and date indicator has been set for the item.
- Any changes to costs in the dependent assembly order are updated in the sales order. However, if required, you can also switch off this link between the assembly order and the sales order.
- To do this, select the indicator No update in the appropriate requirements class. If you have selected this indicator, any changes to the assembly order are not passed on to the sales order. For more information on this topic, please refer to the section entitled Settings for Assembly Processing
Changes to Master Data
- Any changes which are made to the master data after you have created the assembly order are not updated automatically in the sales order or the assembly order. If the changes are relevant for the sales order and assembly order, you must update these documents manually.
Last edited by seema; 11-03-2009 at 07:51 AM.
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