cherokee
21st March 2006, 16:08
Hello everyone,

Creating a Production Order (SFC Order) and a BOM component is present in more than one phantom assemblies in the BOM structure; I found that sometimes BaaN add up quantities and creates one line for the total quanity of the components in Estimated Materials and some times it creates two different lines with quantities as per the BOM structure.

Does anyone knows how this Estimated Material logic works?

Thanks in advance,

Carlos

naabi0
21st March 2006, 16:50
It will create muti-lines when there is more than one warehouse.

cherokee
21st March 2006, 18:38
Thanks nabbi0. That explains it.

Carlos

cherokee
22nd March 2006, 22:39
No, isn't the warehouse that decides to agregate the component in one line.

I've been running some testing and seems that it creates multiple lines even if the warehouse is the same. I have the same component under three differnet phantom assembly with same warehouse and creates three different lines in Estimated Materials for the three of them.

Does anyone has an idea what could be?

Thanks,

Carlos

kmcinc
24th April 2006, 19:33
If Baan finds a phantom item in the BOM of a manufactured item, it uses the BOM of that phantom item to create the Estimated Material list for the manufactured item. Because you have 3 different phantoms, you will get the BOM for all 3 phantoms in your Estimated Material list, independently from each other. Therefore, the common raw material is listed 3 times.

Hope this explains it.

-tom

pk_parida
27th April 2006, 08:03
The componets mentioned in BOM of a Manufactured item, can be a sub-assembly or ram material.

While calculating estimated material, the non-phantom componets and lower level products of phantom componets, are sorted and combined per operation,item,w/h,length,width. reason being the same item may apear when phantoms are used.

Keeping item same, if any of the parameter (i.e operation,w/h,length or width)changes, then an additional estimated material line will be created for the same item.

parida.