Calling Up the DS Planning Board in Order Processing
Use
With the two differently configured
detailed scheduling planning boards (DS planning boards) that you can call up in
order processing, you plan in the
environment of the order that you are currently processing.
product chart in the standard system with the input and output products of the order. All orders for these products are shown in the diagram section. The order you are currently processing and the associated orders linked by pegging relationships are highlighted in color. Green lines are used to display dynamic pegging relationships between orders; red lines are used to display fixed pegging relationships.
In order processing and the DS planning board that you call up in order processing, you perform simulative planning - in a similar way to the
directly called DS planning board - on the basis of the
planning version for which you have called up order processing. In contrast to the directly called DS planning board, you cannot explicitly save the
simulation version in order processing for further processing at a later date if required. If you exit and save order processing, you also copy the changes that you have performed in the DS planning board for the schedule to the planning version.
Procedure
profile, with which you wish to call up the DS planning board in order processing, under Settings and Settings ® User settings on the Profile tab page.
For more information, see
profile maintenance. Only some of the functions and settings options are available for the DS planning board on the tab page that you call up using planning board.
Result
The system configures the DS planning board and you can
analyze or
edit the detailed scheduling problems. If necessary, change the setting for the planning under Settings, for example,
detailed scheduling strategies for
manual scheduling, or
reschedule for scheduling with the scheduling function
DS heuristics
To return to order processing, choose Back.
For more information, see
scheduling with the detailed scheduling planning board.