Remove from scheduling

Use this function to select one or a range of work orders at a specific status to remove from scheduling.

A work order that is being scheduled has been submitted to Production Scheduler (FUNPSSCH) for scheduling. The scheduling status remains at Scheduled and the work order at Being optimized status. You cannot modify the work order at these statuses. When you remove a work order from the scheduling process, the work order changes to the status it was at prior to scheduling. This can be Pending or In progress status. You can then modify the work order and resubmit for scheduling if necessary.

 You can remove a single work order from Production Scheduler directly from the Work order function (GESMFG), using the Remove from scheduling action.

 If you need to modify an operation, you need to remove the work order from the scheduling. This deschedules it.

Production Scheduler is only available for on-premises instances of (missing or bad snippet). If the POPS–Production Scheduler activity code is clear and the GFS–Finite scheduler activity code is selected, you are using the generic Finite scheduler interface to (missing or bad snippet) Web Scheduling or to a web scheduling solution developed by an ISV (independent software vendor) for either cloud or on-premises solutions. You need to use the Finite scheduler > Remove from scheduling function (GFSOPTFREE) instead of this function.

Prerequisites

Refer to documentation Implementation

Screen management

The Remove from scheduling function contains a single screen for you to enter your work order selection criteria.

Entry screen

Use the Selection criteria section to define the production site from which to remove work orders from the scheduling process.

You can then define the selection ranges to be used for filtering the search results.

Error messages

• Generic messages

The only error messages are the generic ones.

Tables used

Refer to documentation Implementation