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Message type: E = Error
Message class: PV - Training and Event Management
Message number: 699
Message text: Capacity overrun: event will be firmly booked with maximum capacity
You want to firmly book the selected event with optimum capacity. The
number of bookings for it with essential or normal priority already
exceeds the optimum capacity defined. It is only possible to firmly
book the event with maximum capacity, since there is no function to
automatically move bookings down to the waiting list.
SYSTEM_RESPONSE&
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
WHAT_TO_DO&Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
PV699
- Capacity overrun: event will be firmly booked with maximum capacity ?The SAP error message PV699, which states "Capacity overrun: event will be firmly booked with maximum capacity," typically occurs in the context of capacity planning and resource management within SAP, particularly in modules like SAP Event Management or SAP Production Planning.
Cause:
This error indicates that the planned capacity for a specific resource (such as a machine, labor, or any other capacity-related entity) has been exceeded. This can happen due to:
- Overbooking: More events or tasks are scheduled than the available capacity can handle.
- Incorrect Capacity Settings: The capacity settings for the resource may not be configured correctly, leading to an underestimation of available capacity.
- High Demand: An unexpected increase in demand for the resource can lead to overbooking.
- Scheduling Conflicts: Conflicts in scheduling can lead to multiple events being booked simultaneously, exceeding the resource's capacity.
Solution:
To resolve the PV699 error, consider the following steps:
Review Capacity Settings:
- Check the capacity settings for the resource in question. Ensure that the maximum capacity is correctly defined in the system.
Adjust Scheduling:
- Review the scheduled events or tasks and see if they can be rescheduled to better align with the available capacity.
- Consider staggering the events or spreading them out over a longer period.
Increase Capacity:
- If feasible, increase the capacity of the resource. This could involve adding more shifts, increasing the number of machines, or reallocating resources.
Analyze Demand:
- Analyze the demand for the resource to understand if the overrun is a temporary spike or a long-term trend. Adjust planning accordingly.
Use Capacity Planning Tools:
- Utilize SAP's capacity planning tools to better forecast and manage resource allocation. This can help prevent overbooking in the future.
Consult Documentation:
- Refer to SAP documentation or help resources for specific guidance related to the module you are using, as the context may vary.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to address the capacity overrun issue and prevent it from recurring in the future.
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