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Message type: E = Error
Message class: C7 - Scheduling
Message number: 085
Message text: Repetitive maufacturing: Midpoint sched. around work center &1 not poss.
In the planning table for repetitive manufacturing, you are working
with midpoint scheduling based on the "planning operation" (presuming
you are using the production dates view).
The planning operation is the operation that takes place at the work
center that has been entered in the production as the production line.
If this production line is a line hierarchy, the planning operation
refers to the planning section that has been entered there (scheduling
work center in Release 4.0A/B). The planning version then defines the
"bottleneck work center", as does the line of the production version
usually.
In order to carry out midpoint scheduling with reference to a
particular "bottleneck work center", there has to be an operation,
which is relevant to scheduling, that is processed at this work center.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
If the system cannot find an operation, which is relevant to
scheduling, at the "bottleneck work center", it executes backward
scheduling. The production quantity for the basic finish date, which
was determined, appears on the planning table. This can mean that the
quantity "jumps" several cells after entry.
Select a work center of an operation that is relevant to scheduling,
and enter it in the production version in the material master. If a
line hierarchy is in use, define the work center as the planning
section in the line hierarchy (scheduling work center in Release
4.0A/B).
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C7085
- Repetitive maufacturing: Midpoint sched. around work center &1 not poss. ?The SAP error message C7085, which states "Repetitive manufacturing: Midpoint scheduling around work center &1 not possible," typically occurs in the context of repetitive manufacturing when the system is unable to schedule production activities around a specific work center due to various constraints. Here’s a breakdown of the potential causes, solutions, and related information:
Causes:
Capacity Constraints: The work center may not have enough capacity available during the requested scheduling period. This can happen if there are too many orders scheduled or if the work center is already fully booked.
Scheduling Parameters: The scheduling parameters for the work center may not be set correctly. This includes settings related to available capacity, shift definitions, or working times.
Production Order Issues: The production order may have incorrect or conflicting data, such as start and end dates that do not align with the work center's availability.
Material Availability: If the materials required for production are not available, the system may not be able to schedule the production order.
Configuration Issues: There may be configuration issues in the repetitive manufacturing setup, such as incorrect settings in the routing or master data.
Solutions:
Check Work Center Capacity: Review the capacity planning for the work center in question. Ensure that there is sufficient capacity available for the planned production period. You can do this by checking the capacity utilization and adjusting the production schedule accordingly.
Review Scheduling Parameters: Verify the scheduling parameters for the work center. Ensure that the shift definitions, working times, and other relevant settings are correctly configured.
Adjust Production Order Dates: If the production order dates are causing conflicts, consider adjusting the start and end dates to align with the work center's availability.
Ensure Material Availability: Check the availability of materials required for the production order. If materials are not available, resolve any procurement issues before attempting to schedule again.
Check Configuration: Review the configuration settings for repetitive manufacturing, including routing and master data. Ensure that all settings are correct and consistent.
Use Alternative Work Centers: If the work center is consistently overbooked, consider using alternative work centers or splitting the production across multiple work centers to balance the load.
Related Information:
CM01
(Capacity Planning) or COHV
(Production Order Confirmation) to analyze and manage production orders and work center capacities.By following these steps, you should be able to identify the root cause of the error and implement a solution to resolve it.
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