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You use the MRP type to control which procedure is to be used to plan a material and which MRP
parameters can be entered when maintaining a material master record. You enter the MRP type in the
material master record.
The following parameters of the MRP type are relevant for the planning run:
• MRP Procedure
The MRP procedure determines which of the following MRP types is to be used:
• Firming Type
The firming type determines how order proposals are firmed and scheduled if you work with a
planning time fence in the planning run. The following firming types exist:
Firming
Description
Type
Order proposals are not firmed automatically. With this firming type, no actual firming
takes place. The materials only receive the indicator for MPS so that they can be
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planned using the special planning run for master production scheduling. This firming
type only makes sense in combination with the MRP procedure MPS.
Order proposals are not firmed automatically. With this firming type, no actual firming
takes place. The materials only receive the indicator for MPS so that they can be
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planned using the special planning run for master production scheduling. This firming
type only makes sense in combination with the MRP procedure MPS.
2 An order proposal that lies within the planning time fence is automatically firmed as
soon as its date lies at least one day before the end of the planning time fence. The
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system does not create any new order proposals within the planning time fence. The
shortage situation is not adjusted within the planning time fence.
Order proposals that lie within the planning time fence are not firmed automatically. The
3 order proposals required to cover the requirements are moved to the end of the
planning time fence.
Within the planning time fence, the system creates no order proposals automatically.
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The shortage situation is not adjusted within the planning time fence.
Using the planning time fence, you can exclude a certain period from the automatic planning run. In
this period, only manual changes are made, depending on the firming type. The system will not
create any order proposals within this period.
For more information about the planning time fence, see the Master Production Scheduling
Customizing activities.
• Roll Forward
If you want to adjust the master plan to suit a changed requirements situation, you can do this by
maintaining the indicator for deleting out-of-date planned orders.
This indicator instructs the system to delete firmed order proposals that lie before the roll forward
period during the planning run and to create new, correctly scheduled planned orders (or
depending on the firming type they will be moved to the end of the planning time fence).
You define the roll forward period in the work step entitled, "Define planning time fence".
For more information, see the Define Planning Time Fence and Roll Forward Period
Customizing activity.
• External Requirements
This indicator is only relevant for reorder point planning. You use it to instruct the system to include
customer requirements and manual reservations in the MRP calculation for materials that are
planned by reorder point. If a material is planned with this type of reorder point planning, an entry is
created in the planning file when creating or changing a sales order or manual reservation.
If you want to include requirements in the MRP calculation in addition to the customer requirements
and manual reservations, select the following fields:
o Release orders
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o Purchase requisition releases
Note:
The Incl. external reqmts indicator is only displayed if you select MRP procedure Reorder Point
Planning.
• Plan Regularly
This indicator specifies that materials with this MRP type are to be planned in regular intervals even
if the material has not undergone a change relevant to planning.
For materials that are to be planned regularly, you have also have to maintain the period in which
the material is to be planned (at the latest). You do this using the MRP group.
For more information, see the Define the Maximum MRP Period Customizing activity.
• Forecast Indicator
You use this indicator to determine whether or not the forecast is to be carried out.
You use this indicator to determine which consumption values are to be used in the material
forecast.
You use this indicator to specify which requirements values the system considers in the planning
run.
You use this indicator to determine whether the safety stock is to be calculated automatically. The
safety stock can be calculated automatically for materials planned with one of the consumption-
based planning procedures if the service level has been maintained in the material master record, if
historical data exists and if the forecast has been carried out for the material.
You use this indicator to determine whether the reorder point is to be calculated automatically. The
reorder point is calculated for materials planned in this way if automatic reorder point planning has
been selected, if historical data exists, and if the forecast has been carried out for the material.
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The Screen Sequence field controls which screens are displayed in the extended header and the
order in which they are displayed.
For more information, see the Define Screen Sequence for Header Details Customizing activity.
Default settings
In the standard system, the following MRP types are determined, for example;
• ND => No MRP
• PD => MRP
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MRP Type
Key that determines whether and how the material is planned. You have the following options:
• Forecast-based planning
• Demand-driven replenishment
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