MRP & Supply Demand

vikas_paliwal · Jan 10, 2001

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I have some items where MRP seems to be generating the proper amount of
supply based on the demand. However, some of the demand is missing from
P4021 Supply & Demand screen. More specifically all the planned orders
(type 'WP') are showing, but no firm demand orders (type 'WO')! Any
thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

B7331 SP11.3, NT, SQL

Vikas Paliwal, P.Eng.
Systems Analyst
IMP Group International Inc.
Information Technology

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I have some items where MRP seems to =
be generating the proper amount of supply based on the demand. =
However, some of the demand is missing from P4021 Supply & Demand =
screen. More specifically all the planned orders (type 'WP') =
are showing, but no firm demand orders (type 'WO')! Any =
thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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P.Eng.

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David_Roosth · Jan 10, 2001

Have you verified that you have the WO type orders selected on the Supply
and Demand Inclusion Rules P34004 on menu G3442?

David Roosth, CPIM
JDE Certified Professional

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I have some items where MRP seems to be generating the proper amount of
supply based on the demand. However, some of the demand is missing from
P4021 Supply & Demand screen. More specifically all the planned orders
(type 'WP') are showing, but no firm demand orders (type 'WO')! Any
thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

B7331 SP11.3, NT, SQL

Vikas Paliwal, P.Eng.
Systems Analyst
IMP Group International Inc.
Information Technology

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be generating the proper amount of supply based on the demand. =
However, some of the demand is missing from P4021 Supply & Demand =
screen. More specifically all the planned orders (type 'WP') =
are showing, but no firm demand orders (type 'WO')! Any =
thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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IMP Group International =
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vikas_paliwal · Jan 11, 2001

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Yes, I have verified that our rules include type 'WO' orders. Any other
thoughts on why they wouldn't show up in Supply & Demand, but are considered
in MRP calculations?

Vik

Larry_Jones · Jan 11, 2001

Re: RE: MRP & Supply Demand

Vikas,

just to be sure ... Did you check the Supply and Demand Inclusion Rules (S&D) called out on the P4021 Processing Options? Check the processing option setting for the version of P4021 that you are running to make sure that its the correct rules.

Larry Jones
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OneWorld B733.1, SP 11.3
HPUX 11, Oracle SE 8.1.6

vikas_paliwal · Jan 11, 2001

RE: RE: MRP & Supply Demand

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Larry,

Good point, but I tried that as well and it looks fine. That is why I am
having such a hard time trying to determine what the source of the problem
is. Any other thoughts?

Vikas

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sterickson · Jan 12, 2001

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Check values in the branch/plant filed through a database query and see if
these are in lowercase. We encountered a problem after a SP install last
August that would allow a lowercase value in the branch/plant field. It
manifested itself by not allowing SO, PO transactions to show in
Supply/Demand. Maybe this is your issue.

Steve

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