Re: SYS21 - Re: SYS21 - ?Schedules verses Production Orders -- SYSTEM21

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Subject: Re: SYS21 - Re: SYS21 - ?Schedules verses Production Orders
From: Rhearl@xxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2002 12:26:04 EDT
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I think that PCP97 is a good choice - but remember it only gets populated by
running Create Workstation Schedules (16/MRP).

Also, another set-up task is to make sure that the Mfg. Company Profile has
the Database Option "Production Control Method" set to "0" (allows both
orders and schedules) or "2" (schedules only).


Ray Hearl
Infotech
513-225-8299

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