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  • Oct 19, 2021 7:17 AM UTC
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Do Gooder (Customer)
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Hi

I have an example where APB seams to be ignoring supply .

Having Part 1425517 pm actuator as a component below changes the planned finished date from October to the following February this is despite pegging to supply due in October (so 3582).

There is also ample resource capacity in oct/nov to manufacture both.

 

All parts supply are inventory, 

Parts are Finite scheduled.

No other demand for part 1425517 exists. 

No condition code.

No location restrictions.

 

Result with pm actuator as component

 

Result Without pm actuator as component

 

I understand that the Feb. date is using the inventory part lead time but i would of thought that actual supply would be taken into account.

 

All help very welcome as this has got me scratching my head.

Thanks 

Ian

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      Do Gooder (Customer)
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      • Schuffling
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      • Do Gooder (Customer)
      • Oct 19, 2021 1:17 PM UTC

      Update on this , These results were got from running the automatic scheduling at the load screen

      If i Schedule using the same parameters within APB i get different results again. 

      Do Gooder (Partner)
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      • CedKanchM
      • Do Gooder (Partner)
      • Oct 20, 2021 10:22 AM UTC
      • if part 1425517 set up as Sche capacity  = Infinite capacity  resolve the issue?

          

      •  If it has a lead time , with zero stocks, and with the setting  Sche Capacity = finite capacity then this could be due to that 
      KMH
      Do Gooder (Customer)
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      • Schuffling
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      • Do Gooder (Customer)
      • Oct 20, 2021 1:22 PM UTC

      Thanks for your reply

       

      You are correct in that the part is Finite with a lead time  and zero stock.

      This leads me to the next issues of why it would schedule using a Leadtime and not use the supply ?

      Is it possibly for ABP to use supply rather than lead time on a finite scheduled part?

       

      Ian

       

      Saman K
      Hero (Employee)
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      • Saman K
      • Hero (Employee)
      • Dec 16, 2021 7:34 AM UTC

      Hi,

      There are 3 options we you know

      Infinite/Finite/Always finite

       

      Infinite : no restrictions on stock or lead time

      Finite: Operation can start after Leadtime is elapsed   ( if there is no projected supply  to fulfil the full demand of the operation )

      Always finite: There should be enough projected supply to fulfil the operation’s material demand to schedule the operation ( open orders, available stock will take in to consideration ) 

      Hope this helps

      /Saman

      Saman K
        Sidekick (Customer)
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        • Guto
        • Sidekick (Customer)
        • Sep 29, 2022 12:35 PM UTC

        Any updates on this topic? I have a similar case with some specific Part Numbers as well...

        Saman K
        Hero (Employee)
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        • Saman K
        • Hero (Employee)
        • Oct 3, 2022 7:30 AM UTC

        Hi 

        I guss The “ finite capacity option do consider open supplies. else it is a bug “

        //Finite: Operation can start after Leadtime is elapsed   ( if there is no projected supply  to fulfil the full demand of the operation )//

        Saman K
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