What is ready to be called in SAP CA-RSH-EAM - Resource Scheduling for Enterprise Asset Management?

SAP Term: ready to be called

• Component: CA-RSH-EAM

• Component Name: Resource Scheduling for Enterprise Asset Management

• Description: A processing status indicating that no maintenance call objects maintenance orders have been created yet for maintenance plan calls.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Ready to be called is a status in the CA-RSH-EAM Resource Scheduling for Enterprise Asset Management component of SAP. This status indicates that a resource is available and can be assigned to a task or job. It also indicates that the resource has been checked for availability and is ready to be called upon for the task or job. 
  
  How to use it: 
  In order to use the ready to be called status, the resource must first be checked for availability. This can be done by using the resource scheduling feature in SAP. Once the resource has been checked for availability, it can then be assigned to a task or job with the ready to be called status. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  It is important to remember that the ready to be called status does not guarantee that the resource will be available when needed. It simply indicates that the resource has been checked for availability and is ready to be called upon if needed. Therefore, it is important to check the availability of resources regularly in order to ensure that they are available when needed. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The CA-RSH-EAM Resource Scheduling for Enterprise Asset Management component of SAP also includes other statuses such as “in progress” and “completed” which indicate the progress of a task or job. Additionally, SAP also offers other components such as CA-RSH-EAM Resource Scheduling for Plant Maintenance which can be used to manage resources in a plant maintenance environment.