What is 'fixing rule' in SAP IS-AD-GPD - Pegging, Grouping, and Distribution?

fixing rule - Overview

• Component: IS-AD-GPD

• Component Name: Pegging, Grouping, and Distribution

• Description: Logic that is used for pegging in order to determine the prorated assignments for an MRP element purchase order, production order for combined material requirements for the pegged requirements or projects. If the fixing rule is used, an attempt is made to copy historical values in other words, assignments from the previous pegging run. Prerequisite is that the requirement quantity for the appropriate material has not changed. Another option for pegging is the use of MRP logic. In this case, the assignments take place according to the current requirements planning situation.

fixing rule - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  A fixing rule is a feature of the IS-AD-GPD Pegging, Grouping, and Distribution component of SAP. It is used to define the rules for how a system should group and distribute items. It can be used to determine which items should be grouped together, how they should be distributed, and what criteria should be used to determine the distribution. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The fixing rule is set up in the system by defining the criteria for grouping and distributing items. This includes specifying the item types that should be grouped together, the criteria for distribution, and any other parameters that should be taken into account. Once the rule is set up, it can be applied to any item that meets the criteria. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When setting up a fixing rule, it is important to consider all of the possible scenarios that could arise when grouping and distributing items. This will ensure that the rule is able to handle any situation that may arise. Additionally, it is important to test the rule before applying it in a production environment. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The IS-AD-GPD Pegging, Grouping, and Distribution component of SAP also includes features such as pegging rules and distribution rules. These features can be used in conjunction with fixing rules to further refine how items are grouped and distributed. Additionally, there are