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I suggest you contact BPCS Documentation Suppliers
http://radio.weblogs.com/0107846/stories/2002/11/08/bpcsDocSources.html
directly and ask which of them can send you some sample pages to help you
decide which BPCS manuals are most worth you getting.
You might also ask which of these publications are for V4 V6 V8
I have some sample pages from the BPCS Overview Reference Manual from DS
Solutions
http://www.dssolutionsinc.com/OverviewManual.asp
I have access to several BPCS Manuals from UPI
http://www.unbeatenpathintl.com/bpcsmanuals.html
The BPCS Overview Reference Manual apparently includes
* This program or function updates this list of files (in flow chart
format).
* Here is flow of programs used and files updated.
* Major file interrelationships in BPCS data flow ... for each
application list others it is integrated with ... what information flows
and in which directions
* e.g. Open Customer Orders from ORD to JIT
* e.g. Planned Resupply Orders converted into Resupply Orders from
DRP to ORD
* I believe that expressing it this way with the functionality of
what is being sent from what application area to what application area is
much more important to most users than what files the CO or RO contained
within.
This is much more detailed than the UPI diagrams, which focus on the
process, so as to teach people how to manage the applications, rather than
on the technical file field labels, but the Overview Reference Manual is
not for V4, while UPI has both V4 and V6 editions.
You decide which is the right level of detail for your people.
Does anyone have a Visio diagram (or something similar) of the BPCS file
system (V4 or preferably V6) and the links between the files? We need to
put together some training for both technical and non-technical people and
thought this might be a handy resource.
If anyone has such a chart, would you please forward me a copy or tell me
where I might find something?
Thanks and regards,
Michael Eck
Sandvik Material Technology
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Al Macintyre
BPCS/400 Computer Janitor at
http://www.globalwiretechnologies.com/
See Al at
http://www.ryze.com/go/Al9Mac
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