How To Fix /SCMTMS/PLN_VSR_OL031 - Resource &1 is overloaded (total &2 exceeds available &3 &4)

/SCMTMS/PLN_VSR_OL031 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: /SCMTMS/PLN_VSR_OL -

• Message number: 031

• Message text: Resource &1 is overloaded (total &2 exceeds available &3 &4)

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/SCMTMS/PLN_VSR_OL031 - Details

• The SAP error message /SCMTMS/PLN_VSR_OL031 indicates that a resource in the Transportation Management System (TMS) is overloaded. This means that the total demand on the resource exceeds its available capacity. Here’s a breakdown of the components of the error message:
  
  Resource &1: This refers to the specific resource that is overloaded (e.g., a vehicle, a driver, or a warehouse).
  Total &2: This indicates the total demand or load that is currently assigned to the resource.
  Available &3: This shows the available capacity of the resource.
  &4: This could refer to the unit of measure (e.g., hours, tons, etc.) for the capacity.
  
  Causes
  
  Capacity Misconfiguration: The resource may have been incorrectly configured with a lower capacity than it can actually handle.
  Increased Demand: There may be an unexpected increase in demand for the resource, leading to overload.
  Scheduling Conflicts: Multiple tasks or shipments may be scheduled for the same resource at the same time, causing an overload.
  Data Entry Errors: