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I am pretty sure that there is an allocation user exit that you can use to
determine which items to
allocate, or I think what it does is it allows you to say that you don't
want to use a certain location
and it will keep trying to satisfy the allocation.
I am not in front of a manual, but that is where I would start looking.
Michael Franchino
Custom Systems Corporation
(973) 383-7808 X214 (Phone)
(973) 383-6398 (Fax)
jclayton@powerlan
.com.au To: MAPICS-L@midrange.com
Sent by: cc:
owner-mapics-l@mi Subject: COM Picking Sequence
drange.com
08/22/00 03:29 AM
Please respond to
MAPICS-L
We have a need to change the way COM picking allocates inventory.
Our situation is that we have 'pick-face' locations from which we want to
pick loose cartons/items for small orders, but when an order is for a full
pallet, we want to check for locations with sufficient stock to meet this
pick and allocate from these, rather than have COM deplete our 'pick-face'
area for part of the quantity, and allocate the balance from somewhere
else.
Has anyone had similar requirements, what approach did you take
Thanks
John Clayton
Powerlan Ltd
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