hi jacopo
Sorry Jacopo , earlier i had written wrong name of urs. So sending my query
again .
Today i was trying to run one production run which had just 2 tasks.
A--------------------->B-----------------> Finished good
c
Task A is producing work-in-progress item c
Task A is using raw material a,b
Task B is using raw material c,d( c is the output of task A)
i created BOM like this
finished good composed of
Raw material a,b .....Task A
Raw material c,d.......Task B
So while running my production run ......it was not showing requirement of
item C. Why?....
i m guessing that i need to create BOM for c also? is it?
I think if i wont create BOM for c (which is composed of a,b and Task A),
how will the system know
how much a,b will product how much of *c*
and after completing task A ,inventory is showing work-in-progress material
c , but it dint get subtracted
after task B gets finished(since it is using WIP c). why ?
cheers ofbiz
Kunal
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 12:48 AM, kunal aggarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi jacob
>
> Today i was trying to run one production run which had just 2 tasks.
>
>
> A--------------------->B-----------------> Finished good
> c
>
> Task A is producing work-in-progress item c
>
>
> Task A is using raw material a,b
> Task B is using raw material c,d( c is the output of task A)
>
> i created BOM like this
>
> finished good composed of
>
> Raw material a,b .....Task A
> Raw material c,d.......Task B
>
>
> So while running my production run ......it was not showing requirement of
> item C. Why?....
> i m guessing that i need to create BOM for c also? is it?
>
> I think if i wont create BOM for c (which is composed of a,b and Task A),
> how will the system know
> how much a,b will product how much of *c*
>
> and after completing task A ,inventory is showing work-in-progress material
> c , but it dint get subtracted
> after task B gets finished(since it is using WIP c). why ?
>
>
>
>
> cheers ofbiz
> Kunal
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 2:59 AM, Jacopo Cappellato <
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi Brijesh,
>>
>>
>> On Jul 22, 2008, at 7:42 PM, brijesh m wrote:
>>
>> Hi friends,
>>> I am trying to configure the below routing having routing tasks A,B,C,D,E
>>> and then finished product got produced.
>>>
>>> A------>B----->D----->F---->Finished Product
>>> | ^
>>> |------>C----->E--------|
>>>
>>> Actually my main aim is to explore how OFBiz handles the parallel
>>> processes which are very much the case in manufacturing units. I have tried
>>> some tricks but didn't able to get it. The thing is that in routing you
>>> can't add two routing task with same sequence number which restrains the
>>> below routing scenario. Please have a look at it and suggest the solution I
>>> am sure many among us have encountered this issue at some point of time.
>>>
>>>
>> My suggestion, and this is what some of our (HotWax Media) customer
>> actually do, is to reorganize your bill of materials and routings in the
>> following way.
>>
>> Let's say that the finished product id is "XYZ"
>>
>> You could define the bill of materials of XYZ in the following way:
>>
>> XYZ
>> |
>> |_______> semi finished product (or wip aka work in process product) XYZ1
>> |_______> semi finished product (or wip aka work in process product) XYZ2
>>
>> And its routing would be just F
>>
>> The routing for XYZ1 would be: A+B+D
>> The routing for XYZ2 would be: A+C+E
>>
>> You create three production runs:
>>
>> * one for XYZ1
>> * one for XYZ2
>> * one for XYZ that depends on the above two (i.e. it is executed after the
>> above two are completed)
>>
>> Hope it helps,
>>
>> Jacopo
>>
>> PS: if you define the products XYZ1 and 2 as WIP (productTypeId) and you
>> create the production run for XYZ the system will automatically create the
>> three production runs and their dependencies.
>>
>>
>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Brijesh M
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
