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Jacques Le Roux edited comment on OFBIZ-5245 at 6/25/13 10:17 AM:
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Pierre is right,
Please ask pure OFBiz questions on the [OFBiz user
ML|mailto:[email protected]] (you need to subscribe 1st see the community
link from the https://ofbiz.apache.org/ main page)
For Opentaps specific questions use their forum
was (Author: jacques.le.roux):
Pierre is right,
Please ask pure OFBiz questions on the [OFBiz user ML|[email protected]]
(you need to subscribe 1st see the community link from the
https://ofbiz.apache.org/ main page)
For Opentaps specific questions use their forum
> There is any way to differentiate assembly and disassembly associations in
> OpenTaps?
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>
> Key: OFBIZ-5245
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5245
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Luca
> Priority: Blocker
>
> Caffe Parigi is a caffe restaurant based in Dublin. We made a decision right
> at the start to use and try to help develop OpenTaps.
> We currently use OpenTaps for the following:
> Place an order to our supplier
> Received the goods in the inventory and therefore increase the stock
> (quantity and value)
> Manage the vendor invoices and payments
> Issue sales invoice (without creating a sales order yet)
> Manage the customer payments
> Financial and Accounting in general
> CRM
> The Catalogue contains sales and purchasing products.
> The main difference that we have among the sales products is that we sell
> some of them as we buy (ie: cans of coke) then we also have products that we
> produce combining two or more ingredients (ie: Paninis and Pastas)
> For what concern the purchasing products we set the product type as
> “Purchasing Package” then we associated them with a product that we are going
> to use as part of the sales product BOM.
> The reason is that when we buy products from our suppliers they come in a
> case but we sell as unit therefore we want to increase (when we buy) and
> decrease (when we sell) out stock quantities by unit no fractions of package,
> therefore we set up our products as follow:
> canofcoke-pkg (the product that we buy/produce which contain all the
> supplier/product details)
> canofcoke-unit (which is associated to canofcoke-pkg - association type
> “Manufacturing Bill of Material” and it is a component of the sales product)
> canofcoke (it is the sales product)
> We buy 1 canofcoke-pkg then thanks to a default disassembly task this will be
> converted in 24 canofcoke-unit (in the inventory the quantity for
> canofcoke-pkg is always 0)
> As I said above we are not creating the sales order because as you know in
> order to convert the sales order in to a sales invoice we need to “Pack” and
> “Ship” the same and to do so we need to have in stock the product that we are
> going to sell, therefore we need to make a production run for all the
> home-made products that we sell.
> Currently we are able to perform the full process from creating a sales order
> to the customer payment for products like cans of coke but for product like
> Pastas which has an articulated BOM when we try to make a production run we
> are faced with the following issue:
> Our goal is produce and sell Pasta Arrabbiata (this is the sales product name)
> Pasta Arrabbiata BOM is:
> 100 gr. Penne-unit
> 150 ml.Tomatosauce-unit
>
> First thing in the morning the chefs prepare a big batch of tomato sauce
> called in the catalogue: Tomatosauce-pkg (prod. Type Purchasing Package)
> which we would like to disassembly to 8000 Tomatosauce-unit (prod. Type
> Finished good) because following the coke example we will use it as a
> component of Pasta Arrabbiata BOM (rather to use a fraction of
> Tomatosauce-pkg) therefore we set the association between Tomatosauce-pkg and
> 8000 Tomatosauce-unit as “Manufacturing Bill of Material”.
> The problem is that this association will be seen as a component of the BOM
> when we start the production run for Tomatosauce-pkg
> What we would expect to see is:
> Tomatosauce-pkg BOM:
> 9600 gr. choppedtomato-unit
> 200 gr. oliveoil-unit
> 100 gr. salt-unit
> As soon we close the production run for 1 Tomatosauce-pkg should be converted
> in 8000 gr. Tomatosauce-unit
> What we actually see is:
> Tomatosauce-pkg BOM:
> 8000 gr. Tomatosauce-unit
> 9600 gr. choppedtomato-unit
> 200 gr. oliveoil-unit
> 100 gr. salt-unit
> This means that in order to produce 1 Tomatosauce-pkg we need 8000 gr. of
> Tomatosauce-unit ....
> The problem is that with this product configuration the system doesn't
> understand the difference between the disassembly association (between
> Tomatosauce-pkg and 8000 Tomatosauce-unit) and the assembly association
> (between Tomatosauce-pkg and choppedtomato-unit/oliveoil-unit/etc.)
> Does OpenTaps behave like that because I've selected the wrong association
> type?
> Could you explain me what should I change?
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