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    The document outlines different scenarios for changing a sales order and the corresponding actions needed at different stages of production. It describes the processes for changing an order before production planning, after a production order is created but not released, after a production order is released, after partial confirmation of a production order, and after completion of a production order. The changes may require actions like re-running MRP, rescheduling, re-planning production, deleting or changing production orders, and rejecting confirmations.

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    The document outlines different scenarios for changing a sales order and the corresponding actions needed at different stages of production. It describes the processes for changing an order before production planning, after a production order is created but not released, after a production order is released, after partial confirmation of a production order, and after completion of a production order. The changes may require actions like re-running MRP, rescheduling, re-planning production, deleting or changing production orders, and rejecting confirmations.

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    The document outlines different scenarios for changing a sales order and the corresponding actions needed at different stages of production. It describes the processes for changing an order before production planning, after a production order is created but not released, after a production order is released, after partial confirmation of a production order, and after completion of a production order. The changes may require actions like re-running MRP, rescheduling, re-planning production, deleting or changing production orders, and rejecting confirmations.

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    Sales Order Change Scenarios

    Changed before start of Production. Planned order created

    Change Un tick in the planned order Rerun MRP Reschedule

    Changed after Production Order created but not released

    Change Sales Order Re-plan Production Planning

    Production Order released

    Delete Production Order Change Sales Order Change Production Order

    Production Order Partially Confirmed

    Reject Confirmation Delete Production Order Change Sales Order

    Production Order Completed -Stock updated to Warehouse

    Reject MB31 Reject Confirmation Delete Production Order Change Sales Order

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