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They're all workarounds, but I found lot management a handy one: use one lot nr for each packing size. You can do discrete allocations if you want a specifice packing, you know the packaging when you do inventory, you can (must) keep the unit the same,... since default locations a controlled wartehouse is not a drawback, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Snyder" <jeffreygsnyder@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 3:41 AM Subject: [MAPICS-L] hey group
I am working with a customer that has a pkg situation. they sell the same item no. in various pkgs, ie 1 ml, 5 ml, 10, ml etc.... they
also
have lot control and are using all 10 characters, any ideas of how we
can
defferientiate the pkg size would be appreciated....additional part
number
is not an option....we'd like to avoid using locations as pkg
info......
any ideas would be welcome...an integrator solutions with a tag along
file
to SLQNTY sounds like a lot of wrap code, we'd like to avoid.... If you have solved this or have ideas, we'd like to hear from you.... thanks Jeff snyder, CPIM Guide technologies, LLC ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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