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Procedure documentation Maintaining Objects in Model  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

An important aspect of supply chain modeling is to maintain individual objects in the model. However, to simplify maintenance, you can also maintain all the object types in one step. In this step, you can simultaneously add or delete objects to or from a model.

Prerequisites

Maintain the master data for the individual objects.

Procedure

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       1.      Go to the SAP menu and access your supply chain model in Change mode.

       2.      From the SCE main menu, choose Model Objects All Object Types  Add to/Delete from Model.  
Result: The Selections for Chosen Function screen appears.

       3.      Choose the objects you want to include in or delete from the model. You can choose:

¡        Location

For locations, you can also maintain transportation lanes and quota arrangements in the SCE.

¡        Location products

¡        Resources

¡        Production process models (PPMs)

       4.      Limit your selection to the work area (optional).

Note

You can maintain individual objects from the SCE main menu or using the context menus attached to the objects displayed in the tree and on the map. You can also use the following SCE menu pushbuttons for model maintenance (see the quick info under the icons).

¡        Model/planning version management

¡        Objects in model (display list of all objects in the model)

¡        Add objects to model (access context menu: Selections for Chosen Function).

¡        Delete objects from model (access context menu: Selections for Chosen Function).

¡        Assign dependent objects to model (automatic assignment of dependent objects to ensure model consistency)

¡        Reset display

¡        User-specific settings (access SCE user profile)

Result

The objects you selected have been added to or deleted from the model.

For more information about maintaining individual object types such as locations or products, see also:

Supply Chain Queries and Data Maintenance

Maintaining Dependent Objects in Model

 

 

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