Publication of Planning Results 
Possible Uses
Report /SAPAPO/RDMCPPROCESS (transaction /SAPAPO/C5)
Planning results are published using the function module
/SAPAPO/DM_CP_PUB . In this function module, orders that have been created, changed, or deleted by the APO application (SNP/PPDS) are transferred. Change pointers are either recorded or processed directly, in conjunction with a parameter. Change pointers are either recorded or processed directly, in conjunction with a parameter. Once they have been processed, the change pointers are deleted.The APO system offers two types of retransmission:
a) Direct publication – valid for Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling
Changes to objects are directly extracted and sent using the APO system’s standard setting.
b) Periodic publication – valid for Supply Network Planning
Direct transfer is not carried out for the results from Supply Network Planning. Per default, here the results are called up via a report. This report is to be scheduled periodically.
The report is processed in the background and can be terminated at any time (menu path: System
à Services à Job Definition)Both the immediate and periodic modes are delivered as a standard setting for each application.
Prerequisites
To set up the retransmission of transactional data, you must define a receiving system in APO.
The Implementation Guide provides information on assigning a logical system: APO - Implementation Guide ® Advanced Planner and Optimizer (APO) ® Basis Settings ® Integration ® Business System Group.
The distribution definitions for the corresponding publication type must be defined for all objects that are new, that originated in APO, and that are to be transferred to an OLTP system (transaction /SAPAPO/CP1). Only in certain circumstances do distribution definitions have to be maintained for changed objects. For the following publication types, changes to object instances which have already come from an OLTP system can be sent without a distribution definition (this is because the information regarding which system the object instances came from is already saved in the APO inbox):
For the following publication types, if the distribution definition is not maintained, no target system can be identified and no transfer can take place, even if the objects originated in the OLTP system:

Publication of planning results has changed fundamentally in APO Release 3.0A. The advantages of this change are:
Process Flow
See also:
Structure of the System Landscape Distribution Definitions for Objects that Occur in APO