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Slight correction: the overdue date is where old requirements are dropped; overdue is "overdue days" earlier than current (all dates refer to current in MAPICS MRP. But the net result is the same: there is no reason to enter the date in the future. Sometimes it is nice to be able to put it in the (recent past): If today's data (IM transactions f.e.) is not yet available, you can fool the system into believing it is still "yesterday". On Sun, 2007-03-18 at 20:33 -0400, Jeff Snyder wrote:
The current date is a time fence that determines when old MLI requirements
should be dropped. The MLI reqmnts can be manually enterred or created
from customer orders. This option is item specific.....Customer order code
field in Itembl. or itm pln. I see no reason to post the current date
into the future...most would set the current date as Monday for a sunday
run, and advance to tues for a tues run....if running each night, also,
most now do a full regen...
hope this helps a little - maybe try this option in your test env...i.e.
model...to see if you get expected results
Jeff Snyder, CPIM
Guide Technologies, LLC
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From: Marc.Rohde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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To: "MAPICS ERP System Discussion" <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [MAPICS-L] MRP Planning Run Options
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 15:49:19 -0500
I am reviewing out Horizon Values for our supply chain group and one
that
has always baffled me it the "Current Date". As far back as I can
recall
we have set that date on Friday to the next Friday's date (so tonight we
will set it to 3/23) and leave it at that date all week. We started
this
practice because of a recommendation from a consultant at our affiliate.
Unfortunately I only have a vague recollection of their rational having
to
do with "uneasiness in the recommendation"--essentially you get less
defer
and expedite messages by keeping that variable fixed.
What are the pro's and con's to changing the current date for the MRP
run
daily vs. leaving it with a fixed, future date?
Marc Rohde
IT Manager
Pentair Filtration, Inc. & Everpure, LLC
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