When all MTO job parameters are set and defined as described above, you can save the MTO job and click the Start button to launch the MTO job. If no errors occur and the MTO job completes successfully, a message appears as shown below.
The result of a successful MTO job is the creation of requisitions and requisition line items according to the rules, templates, BOM sets, and where conditions assigned to the underlying MTO type. You can verify the result on the R.30.01 Maintain Requisitions screen.
The MTO Type, MTO Job, and Created On fields on the right show the MTO job information.
Double-click the requisition in the Engineering Requisition field to open Window 2, which displays the requisition line items.
The time it takes to process an MTO job depends on the scope (material, BOM positions)
and the complexity of the options. When a job has been processed once, it cannot be
run again. The easiest way to re-run an MTO job is to copy the job. To do this, select
the job to be copied, click F4 (new record), click F6 (duplicate record above), rename
the new job, and save the new job.