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    During conversion when BOM is re-exploded it is not using the same production version as specified in the planned order instead it defaults to the first one it sees. To avoid this prob in future. Always use "Valid to date" either in limits (31.12.2007) or without limit (31.12.9999) for all prod version of a material.

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    During conversion when BOM is re-exploded it is not using the same production version as specified in the planned order instead it defaults to the first one it sees. To avoid this prob in future. Always use "Valid to date" either in limits (31.12.2007) or without limit (31.12.9999) for all prod version of a material.

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    Planned Order Conversion To Process Orders

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    During conversion when BOM is re-exploded it is not using the same production version as specified in the planned order instead it defaults to the first one it sees. To avoid this prob in future. Always use "Valid to date" either in limits (31.12.2007) or without limit (31.12.9999) for all prod version of a material.

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    Planned Order Conversion to Process Orders

    We are facing problems when converting planned orders to process orders. During conversion when BOM is re-exploded it is not using the same production version as specified in the planned order instead it defaults to the first one it sees. I need to know if I am missing any settings anywhere..... First ensure that setting in the material master for BOM explosion is "Selection thru prod version". Then Pls check the validity periods of the new production version. e.g Prod Ver Val frm 0001 01.01.2007 0002 01.01.2007 or 0001 01.01.2007 0002 01.01.2007

    val to No lot size variation 31.12.9999 31.01.2007 31.12.9999 31.12.2007

    Then in both the cases system will always pick prod ver 0001 default (Longer validity period). If not the case then Check for lot size variation (if lot size dependent.) Further if you are not able to select the req prod Ver then you can lock the earlier prod version(if it is not in use). To avoid this prob in future.... always use "Valid to date" either in limits (31.12.2007) or without limit (31.12.9999) for all prod version of a material. When we have to go for Planned order conversion to Process order, it is used in manufacturing industry or process industry, when exactly we use process orders? It is used for process industries. *-- Pradeep

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