Changing Task Lists with Reference to a Change Number
Changing Task Lists with Reference to a Change Number
Like BOMs, you can create, change, and display task lists with reference to a change number.
Unless you select object sub-types for task lists, you can process both routings and other types of task lists (for example, inspection plans and rate routings) under the object type Task list.
If you create or change a task list with reference to a change number, you can still change the task list later on without reference to a change number. The history for the task list may, therefore, contain gaps.
In some task lists, you can carry out a mass change with reference to a change number.
The mass change function allows you to do the following:
If you change a task list with reference to a change number, the system uses the valid-from date from the change master record as the Key date for the change. The system selects all task list objects from the database that are valid on this date.
This section describes making changes to a routing. For more information on changes to task lists, please refer to the specialist documentation, for example, on Routings or Inspection planning.
Making changes to a routing is described using the routing for material PP-SATST01 as an example. This routing has a standard sequence. The following graphic shows which operations are entered and which material components are allocated to which operations.
