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We are using BPCS 6.1. Currently once a month we run MPS/MRP and then a Batch Purchase Order Release program to create hundreds of Purchase Orders for the suppliers. Often there is a problem with the BOM or Customer Order or something before I run it. But once MPS/MRP and Purchase Orders are created, then the supply chain department checks them and determines they are wrong. We use SQL to delete the hundreds of PO's that were just created. So my two questions are: 1. Does anyone else have a similar procedure and how do you handle it once the Purchase Orders are created and they are wrong? 2. Does BPCS include an option to do a MASS PO Close before I write a program to close out the POs it instead of deleting them with SQL? 3. And at what point does the PO's effect the On Order Quantities and other files. Is it at the point of when Supply Chain prints out the PO's or As soon as they are created. Just wondering how much harm we are doing to the system by deleting the purchase orders after a bad PO run. Thanks in advance ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for earth-friendly autos? Browse Top Cars by "Green Rating" at Yahoo! Autos' Green Center. http://autos.yahoo.com/green_center/
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