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Before a collective availability check is carried out, the following criteria need to be decided on:

The orders are checked in the sequence in which they are displayed in the object detail list (i.e. the top order is checked first). You can change the sequence using the grouping and sort functions of the production order information system.

All orders in the list that are marked are checked.

When you carry out a collective availability check online, you specify the following:

If you decide to reset the availability data from the last check, the following data is deleted for all orders, before the checks are carried out.

The system statuses Material shortage (MSPT) and Material committed (MACM) in the production order are deactivated.

Note

The system always resets all orders in one step. The orders are not unlocked until the last order has been reset.

Use this indicator to switch on the collective availability check. You can choose between the following options:

If you select this indicator, the availability check is carried out for each material depending on the settings in the checking group. If the checking group specifies, for example, that the material is always checked against planning then a check is always carried out against planning.

If you select this indicator, the availability check is carried out for all materials using the ATP logic. In this case, the settings in the checking group are ignored.

If you select this indicator, the availability of all materials is checked against planning, providing the checking does not specify No checking against planning.

You can specify, that planned orders for which components are available are firmed after the availability check has been carried out. This means that the planned orders are firmed for the planning run and will not be changed automatically.

You can specify which level of message is to be recorded in a log (for example information message or error message). If no messages of the specified types occur, or only messages of a lower level, then the system does not write a log.

Example

If you work without using the check mode, you can maintain the following parameters:

The check type is set up individually for each material previously. This means that the availability of each material is checked according to its check group.

The default setting is that planned orders are firmed and that a log is produced from message level "W" (warning).

 

 

 

 

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