Execution with Marked Objects 
Use
Execution with marked objects is a special procedure in Execution of the Changes :
When execution with marked objects is used, change steps that have been assigned a warning are automatically executed. However, you can set these change steps manually to Do not execute .
The objects are marked in the production order (
( )
Inserted,
( )
Changed,
( )
To be deleted).
The changes are executed and the markers are removed, only when the change actions have been confirmed or rejected .
You use execution with marked objects if the number of changes is so great that you cannot manually process the change steps with the "warning" conflict type.
In Customizing (
Change Profile
) you define that an object that is to be added to an order is marked with
( )
, if it is expected to enter an order too late. That is, the relevant part of the production order is already processed and the processor has no knowledge of this object (for example, the subsequent operation is already partially confirmed, components have already been picked). Accordingly, an object that is to be deleted is marked with
( )
if it is expected that it has already been processed (operation) or withdrawn/incorporated (component).
Handling Conflict Types
Conflict type |
Change of production order |
Manual intervention |
No conflict |
Yes |
No action necessary |
Information |
Yes |
No action necessary |
Warning |
Yes Execution of changes marked in the production order with appropriate symbols |
Acceptance or rejection of change step by manual decision in the production order |
Warning |
No |
Set change step manually to Do not execute in the Change Step Overview |
Error |
No |
Manual confirmation in the Change Step Overview |
Prerequisites
Execution with marked objects is used when the indicator
When warning appears, execute and mark changes
is set in the
Change Profile
(Customizing for
Shop Floor Control
by choosing
Operations
Order Change Management (OCM)
Define Change Profile
).
Activities
The procedure is the same as for execution without marked objects (see Executing Process Steps ).