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Message type: E = Error
Message class: COCF - Order/Confirmation Functions
Message number: 350
Message text: Execution period does not lie completely within the shift
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COCF350
- Execution period does not lie completely within the shift ?The SAP error message COCF350, which states "Execution period does not lie completely within the shift," typically occurs in the context of production planning and control, particularly when dealing with operations and shifts in the system. This error indicates that the time period you are trying to assign to a production order or operation does not fit within the defined working hours of the shift.
Cause:
- Shift Definition: The execution period (start and end times) of the operation or production order does not align with the defined working hours of the shift. For example, if the shift is defined from 8 AM to 4 PM, but the operation is scheduled to start at 7 AM or end at 5 PM, this error will occur.
- Incorrect Time Entries: The time entries for the operation may have been incorrectly inputted, leading to a mismatch with the shift timings.
- Shift Assignment: The production order or operation may not be correctly assigned to the appropriate shift, leading to a conflict in scheduling.
Solution:
- Check Shift Timings: Review the shift definitions in the system (transaction code: OOSB or OOSD) to ensure that the working hours are correctly set up. Make sure that the execution period of the operation falls entirely within these hours.
- Adjust Execution Period: Modify the start and end times of the operation or production order to ensure they fit within the defined shift. This can be done in the production order or operation details.
- Reassign Shift: If necessary, reassign the operation or production order to a different shift that accommodates the execution period.
- Consult with Production Planning: If you are unsure about the correct shift or timings, consult with your production planning team to ensure that the scheduling aligns with operational capabilities.
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By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the COCF350 error and ensure that your production scheduling aligns with the defined shifts in your SAP system.
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