Use
In this section, you cost the materials in the costing run.
Prerequisite
You can only cost the materials in the costing run after you have
selected them.Procedure
(Change parameters).

This action is recommended if you anticipate a large number of messages. It is then easier to manage messages and to trace the causes of errors.

For larger structures containing multiple costing levels, you can cost each costing level individually. This enables you to ensure that each costing level has been costed without errors before you proceed to the next level.

The background mode is recommended if you are costing a large number of materials.
With
background processing, you can also request a log for each costing level by setting the Log per costing level indicator.
and choose
.You return to the Edit Costing Run screen.
.The system costs the materials.

If you have set the Background processing indicator, the materials are not costed; instead, the system displays the Background Processing: Job Parameters dialog box. Enter the start date and other start criteria for the background job.
Choose
Copy to save or start the job. Choose Goto ®
Job Overview to branch to an overview of all background jobs.
If you choose Goto ® Schedule Manager, you access the
Schedule Manager.
.
to actualize the displayed data.Result
The system calculates the costs for all materials with BOMs (assemblies) and all materials without BOMs (material components). For more information, see
Origin of Quantities, Prices, and Dates.After costing, the system displays the status, number of materials costed, number of materials costed with errors, and the number of materials that have yet to be costed.
To check all the messages that occurred during costing, choose
(Display Log). The
You can use one of the following functions to analyze the costing results:
See also:
Schedule Manager
Single Functions of the Schedule Manager