Determines how the selected allocation run type proceeds. There are three allocation run modes:
In the normal mode an order is updated if it has been released. The stock is then assigned to this order and can be delivered in the next step.
The simulation mode performs just like the normal mode, but does not update the orders. That means that requirements are not assigned to certain stock. With this mode you can simulate and test results.
The preview mode makes a ficticious assignment of existing requirements to future stock. This mode is used to test possible future scenarios and functions as an early warning system. These assignments are saved in a separate database. The actual stock/requirements situation is not updated. If multiple users are accessing the same sales order at the same time, then the database reflects the last changed value.
More terms such as allocation mode in Dictionary A.
- Manual Action Box (MP-APP-CR):
- Help Tool located in the SAP C-ROOM navigation area used for quick alerting on events in a room. The action box consists of two tools: assistant members allocation mode definition.
- Manual Additional Partner Number:
- Help the SAP Business Partner for Financial Services, which you can use to store as many other non-SAP identification numbers for a business partner as you wish. Example You want to identify your allocation mode explain.
- Manual Agency Business:
- Help in which an enterprise provides the following in the service of a third party: Brokerage Guarantees Centralized regulation transactions The enterprise is not directly involved in the contract of the allocation mode what is.
- Manual Auction Item:
- Help A product or service available for auction. Auctions are created using the products or services within the product master of a backend system allocation mode meaning.
- Manual Activity (BC-BMT-WFM):
- Help workflow definition for executing a task at runtime. The task can be a single-step task (customer task or standard task) or a multistep task (workflow task or workflow template). At runtime, an allocation mode abbreviation.
