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We're on version 4.0.5, and would sure appreciate some help with the
shop
order close process. We went up on BPCS in March '95, and were told at that time by our consultants not to run Shop Order Close (CST900, as we have costing installed), as we wouldn't be able to make adjustments to shop orders. Now, I'm sure they meant that to be a temporary thing, as we went through the initial learning process, but 4 1/2 years later, we still haven't done it! The biggest reason we need to do it, we've discovered, is that we would like to do some clean-up in our item master, but you can't inactivate an item master that has a shop order. I called the SSA help desk on this, and they warned me this may take in the neighborhood of days (or weeks?!) to run the first time, as we have 220,000 records in the FSO file. (He said most people run this process at least weekly ... whoops!) I've played around with this in a test envionment, and it's going to be a real pain, I can tell. We also have performance measurement installed (although we've never used), which apparently means I have to close each period for each facility individually before I can even do CST900. Does anyone have an easy solution? All I really care about is cleaning up my FSO (and, I suppose, the FMA) so that I will be able to inactivate some item numbers ... I don't care about performance measurement, the costing stuff, etc. Any suggestions would be welcome! |
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