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Jenny BOM300 data is in the MBM file. You can do a query/400 that basically looks down a level but query is not well suited to delivering to end users the multi-level BOM structure You could create, through query or other programming language, some intermediate work files to simulate the BOM300 data I wrote a collection of RPG programs to go through BOM300 data & build an index of top to bottom for each end item, how many of which sub-component is needed because we have a lot of commonality of components the top end is connected to what customers we make it for the bottom end is connected to what vendors we order what from so then we connect end item to customer shipment totals for several months and we project requirements of various raw material needs BY CUSTOMER and the reason for this focus is that there are contracts for pricing based on ordering some raw material for use on a final customer We order some quantity & get a price break but we get a better price break because of grand total of whatever that all of our customer's vendors are using Took me a goodly while to get that software perfected is non trivial Does your version of BPCS have SFC350? This for us is flip between BOM300 type data & routing CAP equivalent on same parts I LOVE SFC350 You can enter ... we interested in making some quantity of this part & in real time it shows you which components you not have enough of to get the job done & what their lead times are. > We are trying to find a way to work around some of the limitations associated > with MRP, and I believe it would help if there was an easy way to access some > of the information that is available in the BOM300 inquiry showing the full > indented bill. Is this info available in one of the files? Is a query > necessary? We have a bill structure that includes 4-6 levels of the bill. MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)
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