How To Fix WS442 - The share of the mean due date is &1 %

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WS - Supplier Billing Document

• Message number: 442

• Message text: The share of the mean due date is &1 %

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WS442 - The share of the mean due date is &1 % ?

  Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation regarding the SAP error message WS442: "The share of the mean due date is &1 %":
  
  SAP Message WS442: "The share of the mean due date is &1 %"
  
  1. Cause
  This message typically appears in the context of production order scheduling or capacity leveling in SAP PP (Production Planning) or related modules.
  
  The system calculates the mean due date for a production order or a set of orders.
  The "share of the mean due date" refers to the percentage distribution of the order's due date relative to the mean due date.
  If this share is too low or too high, it indicates an imbalance or inconsistency in the scheduling parameters or the way due dates are distributed.
  This can happen if the due dates are not properly aligned with the production schedule or if the system detects an unrealistic or skewed distribution of due dates.
  
  
  2. When does it occur?
  
  During capacity leveling