What r different reduction startergies in SAP PP?
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Answer Posted / anand patil
PIR Reduction for different Planning strategies are as
below:-
Strategy
Strategy 10 Goods issue (sales order; "anonymous")
*(make to stock:- net requirement planning PIR )
Strategy 11 Goods receipt
* (MTS gross requirement planning-PIR)
20 Goods issue to sales order
*(make to Order:- Purely Against sales order requirement
planning, PIR against sales order )
30 Goods issue (sales order; "anonymous")
* ( MTS lot size )
40 Goods issue (sales order)
* ( MTS with final assy )
50 Goods issue (sales order)
* ( MTO without final assy )
59 Goods issue (backflushing)
70 Goods issue (production order)
* (MTS at aasy level )
74 Goods issue (production order)
82 Goods issue (sales order)
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