Executed Workload 

Use

This central document contains all Labor-Management-relevant data that you can use to compare the planned and actual times objectively. 

While the work is being executed, the system or user records the name of the processor and the start and end time, for example.

In addition to the data of the planned workload, the system also stores the changed planned duration after the execution, for example depending on the used resource. A deviation from the planned duration is possible, for example if:

●      Resource types have different speeds

●      A difference quantity results from the order

●      Exceptions were triggered (exception handling)

 

After completing the activity, the system stores the executed workload. The system automatically deletes the data record for the planned workload.

If you confirm a reference document that generates an executed workload, it is given the status Valid. If you change a record that has the status Valid in the warehouse management monitor, the system only sets the status of this record to Invalid. It writes a new record containing the changes and status Valid. The changed record of the executed workload is marked as manually corrected.

If you have implemented BAdI /SCWM/EX_LM_EWRWL_QUAN, you can include the quantity in the executed workload. This does not apply to workload records for VAS activities. In the case of VAS activities, the system sets the quantity. This corresponds to the open quantity of the VAS activity.

For more information about this BAdI, see the Implementation Guide (IMG) for Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) under Business Add-Ins (BAdIs) for Extended Warehouse Management ® Labor Management ® Workload.