baan1123
3rd February 2011, 22:54
We have a standard item that has low sales volume. The item is purchased. We are using MRP to order the item. Here is an example of our problem.

I receive an order on Jan 10 for item ABC with a due date of April 1. We have an overnight job that runs MRP and confirms and transfers planned orders. I now have a purchase order with an April 1 due date.

I receive an order on Jan 15 for item ABC with a due date of March 1. MRP/Confirm and Transfer runs overnight. Now the system inserts a new purchase order with a due date of April 1 and recommends moving the previous order in.

Is there anyway to just insert a new purchase order with a due date of March1?

Thanks

tomlbacon
4th February 2011, 01:18
You can manually create a Purchase Order with the March 1 Date. The next MRP run will see that order.

baan1123
4th February 2011, 14:33
Our preference is to have the system create the order.

avpatil
9th February 2011, 14:16
The reasoning behind the rescdeule message is that. it is eaier to reschdule an open order vs creating a new order. Hence. system behaves like this. This is how traditional MRP works.

Arvind Patil

baan1123
9th February 2011, 15:09
I agree that this is how MRP works. However, on this one instance, we would like to lock the due date. Just thought that there might be a way to do this in Baan.

avpatil
9th February 2011, 15:46
If the MRP parameer- Generate Resceulingmessage for complete order is set to "Yes" then it may work for you in some cases.

Arvind