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The components CCC and DDD will still be planned even I change the item
type of assembly BBB to Purchased (N). Do I have to delete the structure
finally if we would like
to get the BBB be planned ?

Thanks.

Jingker Cheng


>
>Only change the item's Item type to purchase property. need not delete the
BOM.
>as a client requirement, the BOM may be a reference.
>
>Ren
----- Original Message -----
From: <KASP6281@xxxxxxx>
To: <bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 12:57 AM
Subject: Re: MRP and BOM (Item type) setting


> The problem is that you are oursourcing the item and making it a
component
> for the item type, but it still plans the sub components.  Delete the BOM
and
> make sure that the item type has the flag set to mfg = No, so that it
will
> plan
> this as a purchased item.
>
> Have a great day.
>
> John Kasper
> J.D. Kasper & Associates, Inc.
> KASP6281@xxxxxxx
> (847) 644-1042 Cell Phone
Dear All:

Using BPCS C/S v6.1.01 on HP-UX. Have a question about the MRP calculating
result.

Product "AAA" with assembly "BBB" and the BBB with two components "CCC" and
"DDD".
Normally, the item type of BBB is assembly. After the MRP execution,
requirement
CCC and DDD will be calculated.

Question is:

If we oursourcing the BBB and change the item type to component, the
requirement CCC and
DDD will be still calculated in the same BOM structure. But we just needs
to calculate the
BBB only.

Can anyone know how to solve it ? Thanks.

Jingker Cheng





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