Re: Alternate Routings / BOM

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Bharat,

One option to plan for two methods of production would be to create firm a
planned order using the second method for the quantity that will be run using
it.  Leave the balance on a planned order with the default method.  This
willl allow for planning of two methods on the same day.  You will need to
monitor MRP so that when the planned order changes, you can adjust the firm
planned order if necessary.  The only other way to do as you need, would be
to actually release shop orders for the methods.

Myron Hamilton
New Century Technology

In a message dated 08/20/2001 10:08:45 PM Central Daylight Time,
Bharat.Balsavar@IN.nestle.com writes:


> Hi,
>
> Yes, this is so. We also use the F11 key to 'unfold' and key in the method
> code before releasing of Shop Orders. We're on 4.05 CD.
>
> I have a question on a related issue to the list.
>
> How do you key in a plan for two different methods on the same day?
>
> To clarify, we have two production lines on which the same product can be
> packed. Line # 1 is the default line and Line # 2 is normally used for other
> products. On days when sales so demands, we need to run both lines together
> for one product. But, for production planning we are unable to key in plans
> for both the lines.
>
> At present we use a manual tracking and control method till the time of
> releasing Shop Orders. We key in the total 'planned' quantity on one line
> and when releasing Shop Orders, reduce the quantity and release for default
> line. Then we go to SFC500 and release Shop Order in alternate method for
> the balance quantity.
>
> Any help on this would be welcome.
>
> TIA.
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> Bharat D. Balsavar
> BPCS Implementation Support Team
> Nestlé India Limited
> Moga 142001 (Pb) India
> Phone: +91 (1636) 36280 to 36290   x 2220
> Fax: +91 (1636) 36279, 36509
> Email: bharat.balsavar@IN.nestle.com
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