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Message type: E = Error
Message class: MPR1 - Messages Transferring Forecast Data from External Systems
Message number: 026
Message text: Maximum stock &1 lower than the reorder point &2.
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MPR1026
- Maximum stock &1 lower than the reorder point &2. ?The SAP error message MPR1026 indicates that the maximum stock level set for a material is lower than the reorder point. This situation can lead to stock shortages because the system will not allow you to reorder stock if the maximum limit is less than the point at which you should start reordering.
Cause:
- Configuration Error: The maximum stock level has been set incorrectly in the material master data.
- Business Process Changes: Changes in demand or supply chain processes may have rendered the existing stock levels inappropriate.
- Data Entry Mistake: An incorrect value may have been entered during the setup of the material master.
Solution:
Review Material Master Data:
- Go to the material master record (transaction code MM02).
- Check the "MRP" (Material Requirements Planning) view.
- Verify the values for the maximum stock level and the reorder point.
Adjust Values:
- If the maximum stock level is indeed lower than the reorder point, you need to either:
- Increase the maximum stock level to be greater than or equal to the reorder point.
- Decrease the reorder point to be less than or equal to the maximum stock level, if that aligns with your inventory strategy.
Consult with Stakeholders:
- Discuss with relevant stakeholders (e.g., inventory management, supply chain) to ensure that the changes align with business needs and inventory policies.
Test Changes:
- After making adjustments, test the changes by attempting to create a purchase order or a stock transfer to ensure that the error does not reoccur.
Related Information:
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Documentation: Refer to SAP Help documentation for detailed guidance on MRP settings and material master data management.
Best Practices:
By addressing the root cause of the error and ensuring that the maximum stock level and reorder point are appropriately set, you can resolve the MPR1026 error and maintain effective inventory management.
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