QMS with subsequent testing levels

Marcel,
 
It is not too easy to answer this question because there are many ways to use 
QMS but let me describe the way I use to work with QMS in BPCS V6.1:
 
When you want to use subsequent testing with a different testing level then the 
normal testing you need to define additional samples and tests in the 
specification that is attached to the item that is subject of quality control. 
These samples and test has to be related to the subsequent testing level.
 
In the Item/Manafacturer relation for this particular item you will find a 
subsequent test line with 2 test level fields. In the 1st field you fill the 
normal testing level and in the 2nd the subsequent testing level.
 
When you perform a PO receipt for this item/manufacturer BPCS will generate 2 
dispositions:
Disposition 1 for the normal testing level. This disposition sets the lot 
status for this lot to Q.
Dispostion 2 for the subsequent testing level. This disposition doesn't have an 
effect on the lot status.
 
Once you approve disposition 1 the lot status will turn to A. The approval (or 
rejection) of disposition 2 does NOT change the lot status.
 
I hope this answers your question.
 
Regards,
Harold Swaanen
Bladel-Netherlands
swaanh@xxxxxxxxxxx
 
 
 
 

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levels. When an purchase order> line is receipt for an quality controlled 
item BPCS generates a dispostion> for this item. When using the subsequent 
testing level with an other> testing level the lot status is changed th 
quality hold, but a don't know> how the right dispostion can be created, or 
will be created by BPCS for the> subsequent testing level?> > Kind regards / 
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