Hi Rahul,
The quantity to produce for a production run is either set in a manual
process (see [1]), or through MPR processes (based on requirements from
orders).
AIUI, a value set in the quantityToProduce field in a Routing (see [1]), is
not used in the functionalities to create a production run. A production
run is generated either through MRP processes (based on requirements from
orders), or manually through [2]. But I must say that it has been quite a
while ago that I have looked at the intricacies of the functions in the
various production run related services.
Maybe another contributor - with more in-depth knowledge - can chime in to
explain the relationship between the Routing.quantityToProduce and
a ProductionRun.quantityToProduce or the relationship between a
RoutingProductLink.quantity and a ProductionRun.quantityToProduce.
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On Wed, Sep 12, 2018 at 10:09 AM, Rahul Vangari <
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wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In manufacturing BOM I've defined that "Product 1" can be made from
> "Product 2" and in the Routing I have defined "qty to produce" as 10. Also,
> I defined the
> RoutingProductLink with quantity as 10.
>
> Now ProductionRun is created with Quantity=1. But when the JobShop is run
> and completed only 1 quantity is produced.
>
> What is the significance of QtyToProduce in Routing and Quantity in
> RoutingProductLink? In short, my question is can I define a lot quantity
> for a ProductionRun?
>
> --
> Regards,
> Rahul Vangari.
> vnnogile Solutions Private Limited
> www.vnnogile.com
>
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