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Message type: E = Error
Message class: MD - Material Requirements Planning (MRP)
Message number: 513
Message text: Overflow: more than &1 phantom assemblies for MatBOM &2 &3 &4
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MD513
- Overflow: more than &1 phantom assemblies for MatBOM &2 &3 &4 ?The SAP error message MD513 "Overflow: more than &1 phantom assemblies for MatBOM &2 &3 &4" typically occurs during the processing of a Bill of Materials (BOM) in the Material Requirements Planning (MRP) module. This error indicates that the system has encountered more phantom assemblies than it can handle for a specific material BOM.
Cause:
- Phantom Assemblies: Phantom assemblies are used in BOMs to represent a group of components that are treated as a single unit for planning purposes. If a BOM has too many phantom assemblies, it can exceed the system's limits.
- Configuration Limits: SAP has predefined limits for the number of phantom assemblies that can be processed in a single BOM. If this limit is exceeded, the MD513 error is triggered.
- Complex BOM Structure: A complex BOM structure with multiple levels of phantom assemblies can lead to this overflow error.
Solution:
- Review BOM Structure: Check the BOM structure for the material in question. Simplify the BOM by reducing the number of phantom assemblies if possible.
- Split BOMs: If the BOM is too complex, consider splitting it into multiple simpler BOMs. This can help in managing the number of phantom assemblies.
- Check Configuration: Review the configuration settings in SAP related to BOMs and MRP. Ensure that they are set up correctly and that the limits are appropriate for your business needs.
- Consult SAP Notes: Check for any relevant SAP Notes or updates that may address this issue. Sometimes, SAP releases patches or notes that provide solutions or workarounds for specific errors.
- Contact SAP Support: If the issue persists after trying the above solutions, consider reaching out to SAP support for further assistance. They may provide insights specific to your system configuration.
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By addressing the structure of the BOM and ensuring it adheres to SAP's limits, you can resolve the MD513 error and improve the efficiency of your MRP processes.
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