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  3. December 2004

RE: Scrap

Yes, that is the way it works. The BOM is only there to help you plan. The real scrap posting is in Shop Floor Posting (SFC600) or Inventory Transactions (INV500). This is where you report the actual. At a previous position I had different scrap % for different items on the same BOM. We only reported a difference if the actual was more than 10% over the plan scrap.

Guy

date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 11:01:45 -0600
from: "Sue Wyatt" <SWyatt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: [BPCS-L] Scrap

We are on the 6.04 version of BPCS and we are trying to find a way to
have scrap I realize that you can enter a quantity in the BOM however it
pulls up fractions of planned orders. This is what we would like to do,
add a 2% scrap factor to orders preferably planned orders before they
are released.

So if we need an order for 100 pieces we would like the planned order to
tell us to release it for 102 every time. Is there some other place
other than the BOM that we can do this in, and if not and our only
option is the BOM and we would like to add 2%, how would we do that?  I
have already tried as they system automatically defaults to 1 in this
location 2% would be 1.02 which in turn pulls up orders for fractional
parts. Can anyone help with this????

Thanks
Susan A. Wyatt
Production Control Coordinator
The Wittern Group
8040 University
Des Moines, Ia 50305
515-271-8412
515-274-5775 Fax



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