
Unit 1: Testing the Existing Application Functions
Use
The scenario is based on existing application functions from mySAP Supply Chain Management.
Production orders are an essential part of the Production Planning System. They are used to control and monitor production within a plant, as well as being a controlling instrument within cost accounting.
The internal activities are handled using production orders. A production order determines which material should be produced when, where, and how. It also determines which resources must be used and how the order costs are to be offset.
When you release a production order for production, the system status REL (released) is set for the status object type ORH (PP,PM: Order header) (=activated).
Procedure
The following steps can be executed within the standard functionality described above in a test or demonstration system (for example,
IDES).Using the proposed input values, you can follow this example in the IDES system.
Create production order
A production order that is created with reference to an available production order is used as the basis for the scenario.
The Production Order Create: Initial Screen is then displayed.
.The Production Order Create: Header screen is then displayed.
and note the number displayed. The number is assigned automatically.The Production Order Create: Initial Screen is then displayed.
Display status information for production order
.The Production Order Display: Header screen then appears.
You will need this entry to release the order later on in this unit.
.A list of the system statuses that are set is then displayed. The status REL (released) is not yet set.
However, the release is part of the business transactions that are allowed as the next step. An overview of the possible and permitted order status is shown on the Business Processes tab.
The Display Status: Overview dialog box then appears. From the entries in the displayed popup, you can see that the statuses refer to the status object type ORH (production order). This information is important for creating events.
Release production order
.The Release Production Orders: List screen is then displayed.
Order.In the Status column, you see that the status REL is set.