A simple manufacturing process goes tedious !
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Could you please recreate this example in the demo server (https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/manufacturing)?
I will try to have a quick look at it if you can do this. Jacopo On Jul 24, 2008, at 7:37 AM, brijesh m wrote: > Hi friends, > I just want to accomplish one manufacturing process as follows : > > A------------------------>B--------------------->Finished product > (requries (requires raw > raw material material as z > x and y and and w and > outputs z) outputs finished > product) > > > here A and B are the routing tasks. What I have done is I have > defined z as "work in progress" but when I create the production run > for finished product it does not shows the requirement of x and y > whether BOM is defined for finished product or for z and finished > product both. Someone please share your thoughts on this. > > > ENJOY Ofbiz > Brijesh M. > > > |
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Your BOM is not setup correctly. You should have something like this:
RAW_C | |________> RAW_A | |________> RAW_B FINISHED_GOOD | |________> RAW_C | |________> RAW_D The only one you have to define as WIP is RAW_C Jacopo On Jul 24, 2008, at 2:18 PM, brijesh m wrote: > Hi Jacopo, > I have created this example on : > https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/manufacturing/control/main > here I have created > > Ram materials as RAW_A, RAW_B, RAW_D and RAW_C as work in progress. > I have created two routing tasks as TASK_A and TASK_B. Task_A > uses RAW_A and RAW_B as raw material to produce RAW_C. And, TASK_B > uses RAW_C and RAW_D as raw materials to produce the finished good. > > Then I have created routing called RoutingA-B having routing task > A and B. > Then I have created BOM for finished product only mentioning raw > materials RAW_A, RAW_B for sequence 1 and RAW_C and RAW_D for > sequence 2. > Now creating a production run for finished product in jobshop it > does not shows the requirement for RAW_A and RAW_B. > Please suggest the way out... > > Enjoy Ofbiz > Brijesh M. > Jacopo Cappellato <[hidden email]> wrote: Could you > please recreate this example in the demo server (https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/manufacturing)? > I will try to have a quick look at it if you can do this. > > Jacopo > > On Jul 24, 2008, at 7:37 AM, brijesh m wrote: > >> Hi friends, >> I just want to accomplish one manufacturing process as follows : >> >> A------------------------>B--------------------->Finished product >> (requries (requires raw >> raw material material as z >> x and y and and w and >> outputs z) outputs finished >> product) >> >> >> here A and B are the routing tasks. What I have done is I have >> defined z as "work in progress" but when I create the production run >> for finished product it does not shows the requirement of x and y >> whether BOM is defined for finished product or for z and finished >> product both. Someone please share your thoughts on this. >> >> >> ENJOY Ofbiz >> Brijesh M. >> >> >> > > > |
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But there should be also another production run for the other part of
the product/task. Jacopo On Jul 24, 2008, at 3:46 PM, brijesh m wrote: > Hi Jacopo, > I have tried by this way also but when creating the production run > for finished good it shows only the requirement of RAW_C and RAW_D > but it has to show requirement for RAW_A and RAW_B to be effective. > It shows that routing task A is needed but nothing else. > > Thanks > Brijesh M. > > Jacopo Cappellato <[hidden email]> wrote: Your BOM is > not setup correctly. You should have something like this: > > RAW_C > | > |________> RAW_A > | > |________> RAW_B > > > FINISHED_GOOD > | > |________> RAW_C > | > |________> RAW_D > > > The only one you have to define as WIP is RAW_C > > Jacopo > > > > On Jul 24, 2008, at 2:18 PM, brijesh m wrote: > >> Hi Jacopo, >> I have created this example on : >> https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/manufacturing/control/main >> here I have created >> >> Ram materials as RAW_A, RAW_B, RAW_D and RAW_C as work in progress. >> I have created two routing tasks as TASK_A and TASK_B. Task_A >> uses RAW_A and RAW_B as raw material to produce RAW_C. And, TASK_B >> uses RAW_C and RAW_D as raw materials to produce the finished good. >> >> Then I have created routing called RoutingA-B having routing task >> A and B. >> Then I have created BOM for finished product only mentioning raw >> materials RAW_A, RAW_B for sequence 1 and RAW_C and RAW_D for >> sequence 2. >> Now creating a production run for finished product in jobshop it >> does not shows the requirement for RAW_A and RAW_B. >> Please suggest the way out... >> >> Enjoy Ofbiz >> Brijesh M. >> Jacopo Cappellato wrote: Could you >> please recreate this example in the demo server (https://demo.hotwaxmedia.com/manufacturing)? >> I will try to have a quick look at it if you can do this. >> >> Jacopo >> >> On Jul 24, 2008, at 7:37 AM, brijesh m wrote: >> >>> Hi friends, >>> I just want to accomplish one manufacturing process as follows : >>> >>> A------------------------>B--------------------->Finished product >>> (requries (requires raw >>> raw material material as z >>> x and y and and w and >>> outputs z) outputs finished >>> product) >>> >>> >>> here A and B are the routing tasks. What I have done is I have >>> defined z as "work in progress" but when I create the production run >>> for finished product it does not shows the requirement of x and y >>> whether BOM is defined for finished product or for z and finished >>> product both. Someone please share your thoughts on this. >>> >>> >>> ENJOY Ofbiz >>> Brijesh M. >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > > |
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