Re: Unprocessed Labor Tickets

Larenzo,

It sounds like one of three possibilities...
1. Somebody selected tickets to post, but never posted, and
subsequently exited or timed out of their session while still in the labor
reporting program.
2. The posting job was submitted, but never ran (sitting in jobq, held,
deleted, etc).
3. The job was submitted and ran, but ended abnormally before the FLT
record status was updated.

#1 is usually the winner in this situation.

Make sure nobody is in the labor reporting program, and set FLT.LTSTS back
to blank where it is currently '1S'. Then have the user who entered them
(FLT.LTMNUS) try posting again.

Yes, your "unposted" report is correct (status = 1S).

Kevin Harper



On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 8:29 AM, Larenzo Alexander <
larenzo_alexander@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a situation with Labor Tickets in BPCS that aren't getting
processed and
I was wondering if any of you can point me into the right direction of what
to
check. And if I understand correctly if the labor tickets dont get fully
process
then that means some of the mateiral dont get backflush correct? I created
a
report that runs at the end of the day that list all the labor tickets with
a
status code of '1S'. I believe that code represents Locked and waiting to
be
processed? The finished material has beed issued so those records should
have a
P=Posted on them. And when I check the Shop Order on some of them the
qauntity
remainging is zero but some of the Labor tickets dont have a P=Posted
beside the
tickets.


Any idea what could be causing those Labor Tickets not to get posted and
I'm
assuming I would have to go manually posted those tickets to flush the
material
out the system but I would like to determine the cause of the problem.


Thanks in advance,



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