Processing Cancel-Part Relationships Define a progression for the exchange or swapping of structure node variants of the master parts list. For example, a part represented by an iPPE structure variant could replace an older part, that is, another structure node variant of the same structure node.
You have loaded the corresponding iPPE object of your master parts list in the
iPPE Workbench.
To access the
iPPE Workbench,
go to the
SAP Easy Access
screen and choose
Select the desired
structure node variant, which should replace another variant, in the loaded iPPE structure.
Choose the
Classification
tab page
.
Choose
Class System
.
The screen
iPPE: Classification
is displayed.
Enter the class, the class type, and the corresponding variant in the
Object
group box.
Recommendation
In Customizing you can define a default class and a default class type for the iPPE node types. You can find the corresponding IMG activity in the production Implementation Guide (IMG) under
Assign the class in the
Class Assignment
group box.
Enter the part to be replaced as the characteristic for the structure node variant, which was specified in step 4, in the
General
group box.
Save your entries.
Repeat steps 1-7 for further variants of the respective structure node.
The parts to be replaced are saved as characteristics of the respective structure node variants.
Note
After activating the BAdI implementation PPE_MENU_PARTPROG of the BAdI PPEGI_CTMENU you can use the context menu to display a graphic view of the part progression defined .
You can find the corresponding implementation from the
SAP Easy Access
screen under
In Customizing, you can activate the check of the cancel-part relationships for the installation of equipment in available structure gaps. The cancel-part check establishes whether a structure node variant is valid according to defined part progressions.
Note
You can find the corresponding IMG activity in the IMG for Plant Maintenance and Customer Service under
Maintain General Settings for the Interface for the iPPE Workbench.
For more information, see Installation of Equipment .