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Thanks for your suggestions. The from effectivity date on the BOM was causing
the problems. Once the effectivity date was set a few weeks earlier
everything was fine.





owner-bpcs-l@midrange.com on 06/30/99 10:38:29 PM
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Sounds like your offset is causing the requirement to move to a date when the
bill is no longer effective. Is it a positive or negative offset? What
version?





Sure,

Take the following examples :

With offsets NOT setup on the Bill of Material :
A Parent Part with 14 components creates 14 allocations when a shop order is
opened.

With offsets setup on the Bill of Material :
The same Parent Part with 14 components creates 4 allocations when a shop
order is opened.

The same thing is happening for all parts on which we keyed offsets.





owner-bpcs-l@midrange.com on 30/06/99 06:28:32
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Could you supply a little more information on how the allocations are
affected?




Hi folks,

Maybe some of you good people can save my sanity. We are trying to set-up BOM
offsets. At the moment every time an offset is set up on the Bill of Material
it affects the allocations. If the offset is removed and a shop order for the
same part opened everything is fine. We've been through all the obvious
files, parameters and re-orgs with no success.

Thanks in advance,
Gordon.




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