How To Fix WRF_AT_GENERAL001 - Delivery date (seasonal scheduling) for dist. center &1 shifted to &2

WRF_AT_GENERAL001 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WRF_AT_GENERAL - General Allocation Table Messages

• Message number: 001

• Message text: Delivery date (seasonal scheduling) for dist. center &1 shifted to &2

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WRF_AT_GENERAL001 - Details

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  SAP Message:
  WRF_AT_GENERAL001
  Text: Delivery date (seasonal scheduling) for dist. center &1 shifted to &2
  
  
  Cause:
  This message occurs in the context of seasonal scheduling in SAP, particularly when working with distribution centers in the Supply Chain or Retail modules (e.g., SAP IS-Retail). The system automatically adjusts (shifts) the planned delivery date for a distribution center from the originally requested date (&1) to a new date (&2).
  The main reasons for this shift include:
  
  Seasonal scheduling rules: The system uses predefined seasonal calendars or scheduling profiles that restrict deliveries to certain periods or dates.
  Capacity constraints: The original delivery date may fall outside the allowed delivery windows or exceed capacity limits.
  Planning consistency: To align deliveries with seasonal demand patterns or promotional periods, the system shifts dates to optimize supply chain flow.
  Master data settings: The distribution center’s scheduling profile or seasonal calendar may define specific allowed delivery dates, causing