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Mahesh,

To have MPS/MRP ignore/not plan selected items within your database you 
simply leave the "Order Policy Code" blank in the Item Master (IIM/IORDP) 
or Facility Planning Record (CIC/ICORDP). Remember, the Item Master is a 
universal record and the Facility Planning Record is not. If you have 
multiple facilities, you will have to change just the Facility Planning 
records that you want to address. 

Frederick C. Davy, CPIM, PMP
Business Systems Analyst
Interface Solution, Inc.
Phone: (315) 592-8101
Fax: (315) 592-8481
e-mail: fcdavy@xxxxxxxxxxxx




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[BPCS-L] Avoid replinishment of component items






We are in the process of scrapping few excess components (manufactured and 
purchased excess) in the inventory and those are not required in the near 
future and also, we do not want to make those items status inactive 
because of internal issues. I would like to know how we can avoid 
replinishment for these components when MRP/MPS is run because of wrong 
forecast for its parent item.  is it possible to avoid replinishment by 
using new item type code with manufacturing flag set to 0 (Zero). we are 
using BPCS version 6.0.02.
 
  Your help is appreciated.
 
  Mahesh MN
  Mindtree Consulting 

 
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