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Planned Production Order -Manufacturing
ramyavenkat
Member Posts: 94
Manufacturing queries
1. while creating a planned production order, the due date field in the header is mandatory. what is the process of forward scheduling the job,with a starting date and no end date?
2. Also when scheduling,the system auto calculates the dates taking into account 100% of the machine load . is there any way by which we can have a distributed load over a time period?
3. how can i distinguish similar machines with different efficiencies, within a machine center with the same routing operation?
REGARDS
Ramya V
1. while creating a planned production order, the due date field in the header is mandatory. what is the process of forward scheduling the job,with a starting date and no end date?
2. Also when scheduling,the system auto calculates the dates taking into account 100% of the machine load . is there any way by which we can have a distributed load over a time period?
3. how can i distinguish similar machines with different efficiencies, within a machine center with the same routing operation?
REGARDS
Ramya V
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