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We have just started to monitor ship dates in COM and have noticed as part of the R 6 triage the behavior outlined below. We think we know how to calculate ship date but now are not too sure since this code has been in place forever... Most shippers in their ship dates only include valid work dates in calculating the time it takes to get to a destination. For example if it takes 3 days to get to a destination, the fact that a weekend might intrude should not change the results. MAPICS Behavior: * Calculate promise/ request date * Run calendar back the approriate number of days without regard to weekends or non-working days. * Find the closest working valid day. So with a two day lead time: Monday promise date, 1 day Sunday, 2 day Friday nearest working date before to ship So with a three day lead time. Monday promise date, 1 day Sunday 2 days Saturday 3 days Friday nearest working date before to ship The only way we were able to ship on Thursday in this scenario is to put Saturday as the promise date with a 2 day lead time!! Normal?? Way 2 day lead time Monday promise day, 1 day Friday 2 days Thursday ship date Normal?? 3 day lead time Monday promise day 1 day Friday 2 days Thursday 3 days Weds ship date So I think the Normal way is correct, at least all days of the week are shippable. How long has MAPICS been the other way? Was it ever the more normal way since this code impacts line item entry, pick lists, acknowledgements...??? Thanks in advance! Konrad Underkofler Director of IT Phone: 770-487-2331 Ext 696
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