Hello MD,
Let me try to explain your issue.
1. What will be the MAD for forward scheduling if backward scheduling MAD is in the past ? ( i understand current system date )? -----------Answer here pls
Ans: yes, If backward scheduling is failed then system consider current data as a Material Availability date (if no TOR comes in the picture).
2. Has Unrealistic Schedule line dates been resulted out of "No Confirmation & no Committed Qty" in the schedule line due to higher transportation Planning time + unrealistic Delivery date on which no AVAILABILITY ????? -----------Answer here
Ans: usually this issue occurs while backward scheduling usually system add Transportation planning time or Pick/pack time (whichever is longer) to calculate Loading date. I don't think so system will throw this error due to longer transportation planning date.
3. Why & how did system determine these UNREALISTIC & INCORRECT dates by the forward scheduling formulas -----------Answer here pls
Ans: could you plz track changes in sales order you might get some clue moreover Plz check respective calendars as well, consider working day & holidays .
Are the below forward scheduling dates manually calculated & the calculations correct ? Pls validate... & If correct why im unable to match the system calculated dates with manual forward scheduling formulas?? .. -----------Answer here pls
Material availability date MAD = 25-Nov-2014 = Current system date
Loading date = Material availability date + pick/pack time = 25-Nov-2014 + 13 = 07-Dec-2014
Transportation Planng date = Loading date - Trp lead time = 07Dec-2014 – 20 = 17Nov2014
Goods issue date = Loading date + Loading time = 07-Dec-2014 + 1 = 08-Dec-2014
Confirmed delivery date = Goods issue date + Transit time = 08-Dec-2014 + 50 = 27Jan2015
Ans: I don't know how you/your system calculating Loading time 25th Nov + 13 days system should not calculate 7th Dec.
Moreover as per my understanding system add Transportation planning time or Pick/pack time (whichever is longer) to MAD to calculate Loading date.
Thanks,
Prashant Sharma
