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    1. The document discusses master data integration between SAP ECC and SAP APO/SCM using the CIF (Common Information Framework). It recommends organizing integration models according to functional areas like materials, customers, and production. 2. Important features of the CIF include specifying where ATP checks occur, setting lot size indicators, and automatically assigning data brought over to the active integration model. Change pointers must be activated in ECC for incremental changes to be copied. 3. Real-time master data changes for materials, customers, and vendors can be carried out using transaction CFC9, while changes to production process models use transaction CFP3. Transaction RIMODGEN is used to create integration models.

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    1. The document discusses master data integration between SAP ECC and SAP APO/SCM using the CIF (Common Information Framework). It recommends organizing integration models according to functional areas like materials, customers, and production. 2. Important features of the CIF include specifying where ATP checks occur, setting lot size indicators, and automatically assigning data brought over to the active integration model. Change pointers must be activated in ECC for incremental changes to be copied. 3. Real-time master data changes for materials, customers, and vendors can be carried out using transaction CFC9, while changes to production process models use transaction CFP3. Transaction RIMODGEN is used to create integration models.

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    1. The document discusses master data integration between SAP ECC and SAP APO/SCM using the CIF (Common Information Framework). It recommends organizing integration models according to functional areas like materials, customers, and production. 2. Important features of the CIF include specifying where ATP checks occur, setting lot size indicators, and automatically assigning data brought over to the active integration model. Change pointers must be activated in ECC for incremental changes to be copied. 3. Real-time master data changes for materials, customers, and vendors can be carried out using transaction CFC9, while changes to production process models use transaction CFP3. Transaction RIMODGEN is used to create integration models.

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    CIF Change Pointers and Transactions

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    Advanced Planning and Optimization –>


    APO Administration –> Integration –> CIF Compare Reconcile Function
    –> Execute Compare Reconcile

    1. Enter T.Code RIMODGEN

    With master data changes, the system can transfer just the master data records. For a
    transfer of data changes, you must set in customizing in the SAP ECC system that ALE
    change pointers are written for master data changes. First you activate change pointers
    (BD61)

    2. In order to initiate real time transfer of master data change, use the T.Code CFC9

    Integration Model Organization

    There should be an organized manner that will make master data integration efficient and
    concise. SAP recommends organizing the integration models according to the following
    list:

    1. ATP Customizing and product allocation customizing


    2. Plants
    3. Characteristics and classes
    4. Material masters and characteristics and classifications
    5. MRP area
    6. Planning product
    7. Availability check
    8. Product allocation
    9. Customers and suppliers
    10. Work centers
    11. Production Process Models
    12. Scheduling agreement and contract and purchasing info records

    Important Features of the CIF

     In the CIF you can specify in the integration model that the ATP check in the
    sales order is to be performed in APO rather than ECC.
     (PP/DS) The lot size always indicator is set in the APO product master and if you
    do not set the indicator, a lot for lot order quantity is always used in make to order
    planning and the system ignores additional constraints. This indicator is
    transferred via the CIF.
     When data is brought over to SCM via the CIF it is automatically assigned to the
    active model (000).
     Inactive models, including any model that we generate, is only used for strategic
    planning. Planning that has results CIFed back to ECC is only in the active
    version, hence the name. Also changes to the inactive models can not be copied to
    the active model, only changes to the active model can be copied to the inactive.
     Even small changes to master data are copied over to the receiving system in an
    incremental fashion. However, this must be configured properly for SAP to do
    this. Change pointers must be activated in ECC with transaction (BD61).

    We can carry out the real time changes for the following master data elements with the
    transaction (CFC9)

    There is a program that will setup auto data movement for when Material Master,
    Customer Master or the Vendor Master are created or changed.

    In the entry screen you should insert (RIMODGEN) for creating integration models, the
    variant, counter,

    Changes to the PPM or production process model can be setup with transaction (CFP3).

    Reference

    SCM215 Integrated Master Data in SAP SCM

    SCM212 Integrated Supply Chain Model

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