Message type: E = Error
Message class: S2L - Production Supply: General Messages
Message number: 104
Message text: Supply segment is excluded from planning
The control cycle for material &V1&, plant &V2& and production supply
area &V3& uses the same stock.
If several control cycles use the same stock, the system cannot perform
any meaningful processing. The control cycles in question are omitted
from planning. A supply segment is only created for one control cycle in
the supply-to-line planning table. The displayed supply situation and
the corresponding status may differ from the actual supply situation.
The supply-to-line planning table carries out your calculation of the
demand/stock situation at so-called supply segment level. A supply
segment always corresponds to exactly one control cycle.
If several control cycles refer to the same stock, a meaningful
calculation and display of the demand/stock situation is not possible
since it has not been defined which portion of the stock is assigned to
which control cycle.
If production takes place within a WM-managed storage location with bin
inventories, then maximum one control cycle can be given per material in
a WM storage bin.
If the stock in the production warehouse is only managed at storage
location level (no WM or lean WM) then a maximum of one control cycle
per material can be given in a storage location.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
S2L103 Control cycle &2 is locked by user &1
What causes this issue? Control cycle &v2& (material &v3&, supp...
S2L102 Automatic supply is not supported for single orders
What causes this issue? The supply segment refers to special stock (control cyc...
S2L105 Error calculating the planning horizon
What causes this issue? An error occurred when calculating the absolute <DS:...
S2L106 Error calculating the selection horizon
What causes this issue? An error occurred when calculating the selection horizo...
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