Hello Community,
Can you please help me understand how can I link the parts from parts master data to the new flow in demand Plan Server? Even though we don't have any historical data for that part I want to see part in flow.
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Best answer by Sangeetha Jayamaha
Please check the following,
1.) Is that part defined as a forecast part? (Need to have an entry in the forecast parts window)
2.) Go to publish forecast window and add an entry to the forecast server.
3.) Select parts and give full access to the parts.
4.) Now the status of the parts are locked. Go to the demand client and change the status to released.
Try the above steps and it should enable adding the part to the flow.
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+15You will have to define a base flow which will include that part. Or else you can manually create SQL statement which can contain the required part.
Optionally you can use the base flow assistant window as well.
Please refer the attached document which contains some explanation as how the flows needs to be defined.
Hope it will be useful to you.
Anushka Bandara - https://www.linkedin.com/in/anushka-bandara-25b8b735/
Thank you very much for response, but I have SQL defined in my base flow but still I dont see my flow is linking to any part under that site.
+7Please check the following,
1.) Is that part defined as a forecast part? (Need to have an entry in the forecast parts window)
2.) Go to publish forecast window and add an entry to the forecast server.
3.) Select parts and give full access to the parts.
4.) Now the status of the parts are locked. Go to the demand client and change the status to released.
Try the above steps and it should enable adding the part to the flow.
Sangeetha Jayamaha
Hi
To add parts to the Demand Plan Server we need to run the Qualify Parts Job, but there is no way to automatically qualify parts without historical data, Therefore if you still need to include parts to a specific flow you can do so manually using the Forecast Part window in IEE/Aurena.
/Jithendra
Hello,
I am trying to define new part in forecast part, I am getting pop-up message “Field[MAD] in forecast part may not be specified” how can I specify that field?
+7Hi
Please let us know what is the application version that you are using.
APP10 UPD ?
/Sangeetha Jayamaha.
Hi
The MAD value is calculated by theDemand Plan Server, I assume you have used the duplicate functionality to create the new Forecast Part, I would suggest creating the forecast part without using the duplicate functionality.
/Jithendra
Sangeetha Jayamaha wrote:
Hi
Please let us know what is the application version that you are using.
APP10 UPD ?
/Sangeetha Jayamaha.
I am using Aurena IFS 10 sandbox.
Jithendra wrote:
Hi
The MAD value is calculated by theDemand Plan Server, I assume you have used the duplicate functionality to create the new Forecast Part, I would suggest creating the forecast part without using the duplicate functionality.
/Jithendra
Sangeetha Jayamaha wrote:
Please check the following,
1.) Is that part defined as a forecast part? (Need to have an entry in the forecast parts window)
2.) Go to publish forecast window and add an entry to the forecast server.
3.) Select parts and give full access to the parts.
4.) Now the status of the parts are locked. Go to the demand client and change the status to released.
Try the above steps and it should enable adding the part to the flow.
Hello,
Need help again, steps above helps me link individual part to the flow. But if I have around 35K parts in part master how can I link all those parts to the flows?
Also how can I link historical data to the part after assigning new part to the flow?
Thanks,
Ravi
Hi
A bit confused now, At the beginning of the question you mentioned that there is no historical data, that is what lead us down this path of creating a forecast part.
But in some way, if there is any historical data, by “some way” I mean having the historical data in one of the default views or a custom view. You can simply map this view with the base flow SQL definition and then run the qualify parts job.
Also, I wonder if there are 35k parts without history?
Jithendra wrote:
Hi
A bit confused now, At the beginning of the question you mentioned that there is no historical data, that is what lead us down this path of creating a forecast part.
But in some way, if there is any historical data, by “some way” I mean having the historical data in one of the default views or a custom view. You can simply map this view with the base flow SQL definition and then run the qualify parts job.
Also, I wonder if there are 35k parts without history?
Hi
+7/Sangeetha Jayamaha
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