Re: JBA ML - Standard costing on purchased product.

If you are not using the manufacturing modules the SCSU60 field is updated
using the 'Stockroom details' option. This value is used as a base for the
standard cost. You can add some other costs (either on a percentage or unit
value basis) through option F14.
These will update fields in INP61 and INP60.
The standard cost can differ from one stockroom to another.
There will not be any revaluation function on this. If you plan to change
the standard cost for any of these items the revaluation has to be done
'manualy' (example: take everything from stock at the old standard value,
change the value in 'stockroom details' and put the stock back at the new
standard cost. The value difference between the 2 movements will give you
the revaluation... Don't forget to define some AFI rules specific for these
movements.

Hope this helps,

Francisco Amorim
----- Original Message -----
From: "Heard, Mike" <Mike.Heard@walterwaukesha.com>
To: <jbausers-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 9:37 PM
Subject: JBA ML - Standard costing on purchased product.


> We are currently running our purchase cost on programs outside of JBA.
> Now we would like to use the base JBA costing.  Does anyone know if a
> purchased part is coded as standard costing in the INP35 file where does
> the INP60(SCSU60 field)  file get updated from?  Or would the standard
> cost have to be maintained manually.
>
> Thank You
> Mike Heard
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