PLANNING-RELATED MINIMUM INTERVAL title: planning-related minimum interval (SCM-APO-PPS) (SAP Library - Glossary)
PLANNING-RELATED MINIMUM INTERVAL category: Production Planning and Detailed Scheduling (SCM-APO-PPS)
PLANNING-RELATED MINIMUM INTERVAL explained:
Minimum interval between two activities of different operations of an order, that is greater than the process-related minimum interval. For technical planning reasons, the interval between two activities must not fall below the planning-related minimum interval.
For infinite scheduling with consideration of relationships, the system retains the planning-related minimum interval; by planning with the larger planning-related minimum interval instead of the process-related minimum interval, a "robust" schedule can be created. This allows enough room for changes through later finite detailed scheduling or for deviations during confirmation.
More terms such as planning-related minimum interval in Dictionary P.
- Manual Project Role Type:
- Help Describes the types of project roles that can be used within a project. You specify the types of project roles in Customizing, for example, project leader, consultant planning-related minimum interval definition.
- Manual Planning With Original Batch Purity:
- Help which the system only considers receipts from exactly one batch, that is, for example, the entire requirement quantity of a sales order is to be fulfilled from one batch. Example: A customer planning-related minimum interval explain.
- Manual Page-Out Rate:
- Help paged-out per time unit (usually per second). A page-out is the writing of data for running processes from the working memory to the swap space. This is a performance bottleneck and a sign that the planning-related minimum interval what is.
- Manual Product Linkage:
- Help to be linked with other objects, for example, a vendor. The product linkage is created manually in the transaction for product processing (COMMPR01). A product linkage with a vendor contains the planning-related minimum interval meaning.
- Manual Post XML:
- Help document format used by the forms-based publishing application. The data a user submits in an HTML form is first converted into a Post XML document. The Post XML is then transformed into a Data XML planning-related minimum interval abbreviation.
