Thanks Pierre,
To clarify, you're saying that the sub-products need their own separate
routing as well and using "dependent production run" will include those
sub-product routings?
On 01/21/2014 03:06 AM, Pierre Smits wrote:
Hi Christian,
That is correct. If the end product consist of parts (sub products) that
you produce also, you also need to have a bom and a production schema (with
tasks and product association) for sub products.
When creating a production run for the end product, you can automatically
create the production runs for the sub products by setting the 'dependent
production run' flag in the production run for the end product.
Regards,
Pierre Smits
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On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 1:17 AM, Christian Carlow <
[email protected]> wrote:
When I run a production run routing for a product with BOM levels greater
than 1, the lower level materials are not listed in the Materials List
screenlet. Are separate routing required for each BOM level?
For example, with BOM
part_1
part_1_1
rawpart_1_1
part_1_2
rawpart_1_2
I created a Routing called part_1 to which part_1 is linked as the
product. When I create a production run, only part_1_1 and part_1_2 are
listed as materials. Shouldn't rawpart_1_1 and rawpart_1_2 be listed in
the materials list also? I even linked routing tasks to the BOMs but it
didn't pull in the additional materials.
