In the Costing step, choose ( ) (Change parameters) .

Set the indicator Cost ests with errors only if you have already costed the run once and now want to recost only those cost estimates with errors.

Set the indicator Log per costing level to generate a separate log for each costing level.

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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.

Choose Costing levels to select the costing levels.

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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.

Set the indicator for Parallel Processing if this is required for the costing levels when different processors are used for the costing run. Enter the maximum number of servers.

Specify whether the run should be executed online or in the background. If you want to cost online, turn off the Background processing indicator.

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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.

Set the indicator Print log if you require the messages for the run in print form. (See also: Logs in Material Costing and Displaying, Editing, and Printing Logs )

Save your entries with ( ) and choose ( ) .

You return to the Edit Costing Run screen.

Choose ( ) .

The system costs the materials.

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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 .

Save the costing run with ( ) .

Choose ( ) to actualize the displayed data.