RE: BOM Reorg

Hi Ho   

        Moving south. My pool just caved in because of all of the snow. My
new next door neighbour is a Polar Bear. The farmer close to my house just
sold his chicken farm and is now contemplating a penguin farm venture.

Any hoot.
        Looks fine to me Terri. I would worry about the before sequence
numbers though. Your not going to tell me the system generated those
numbers. Make sure no one is on that environment when running BOM900. You
may think no one is on. Here is a sure way of finding out.

        From a command line:

1.      WRKOBJLCK       then F4
2.      (OBJECT)...................Enter data file library BPCSXXXF
        (LIBRARY)..................Enter QSYS
        (OBJECT TYPE)..........Enter *LIB

This will tell you if someone is still on. Your disappearing or hosed
numbers maybe caused by expiration dates for items in BOM's. If you do not
wish to delete any child components in BOM's enter in date parm when using
BOM900 (010175) or January 01, 1975. 

VERY IMPORTANT: Go to SYS800. Then choose SYS820 (Company name and date
format). You need to enter date in BOM900 as per date format shown in
SYS820D


        Hope this helps. 

        Marc Lacelle    
        Royal Canadian Mint

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> From:         Terri Harteau[SMTP:tshaw@felkerbrothers.com]
> Reply To:     BPCS-L@midrange.com
> Sent:         Friday, March 23, 2001 11:54 AM
> To:   bpcs-l@midrange.com
> Subject:      BOM Reorg
> 
> Hi,
>      I'm still not sure about running BOM900 on our files. I was doing
> some testing and found the last BOM sequence # in IIM was 0 after running
> the reorg. I know this will cause problems if not fixed right away. Here
> is what the MBM sequence numbers are like before & after. Will having
> duplicates cause a problem?
>  
> Parent              Fac     Method     Child               Before Seq
> After Seq
> A0186060          30                         24197                    1
> 1
> A0186060          30                         20497                    2
> 2
> A0186060                    FZ               24197                    3
> 1
> A0186060                    FZ             20497                    4
> 2
> A0186060                                        24197                    5
> 1
> A0186060                                        20497                 6
> 2
>  
> There also seems to be something different in the notes file (MPN), but I
> haven't identified it yet.   Thanks.
>  
> Terri Harteau
> tshaw@felkerbrothers.com
> Felker Brothers Corp.
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> "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
> Arthur C. Clarke
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