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Planning + Qty. On Hand
Reinhard
Member Posts: 249
Hi...
when I replan a production order, it creates OPF for component lines regardless of whether or not I already have this item in stock. If I already have in stock, then I don't want to produce more if I don't have to. I hope N. already has a feature for this, but I can't find it!
when I replan a production order, it creates OPF for component lines regardless of whether or not I already have this item in stock. If I already have in stock, then I don't want to produce more if I don't have to. I hope N. already has a feature for this, but I can't find it!
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in "multi level production order" configuration, system will use "Order" as reordering policy for components. (it means that system does not check items on hand). so it will create sub prod. order lines in that production order.
but, there is a solution for your case. in component item cards, set "Reserve" field to "Always"