Descheduling

Use this function to deschedule or reschedule one or a range of work orders at a given production site.

Prerequisites

The selected site must be defined as a production site.

You must define the parameters that control the production scheduling process for the selected site.

Prerequisites

See also Refer to documentation Implementation

Screen management

The Descheduling function displays an initial screen into which you enter your selection (or filtering) criteria and a log file that displays the results of the run.

Entry screen

Selection of the work orders

Leave the default end or required completion date for the work orders or select a different date. Work orders with an end date prior to the defined date within the defined ranges will be selected. Then type in, or select the calculation formula to be applied. 

Select the type of processing to be performed, as follows:

  • Deschedule. Process all work orders currently at status 'Scheduled' or 'Reschedule'. Planned dates are reset and load reduced.
  • Flag for reschedule. Process all work orders currently at status 'Scheduled'.

Then select the types of work orders to be included in the run.

Start/end ranges

A number of ranges are displayed.

  • To deschedule or reschedule all applicable work orders, leave all the fields blank.
  • To deschedule or reschedule selected work orders, type in the required ranges. Leave the first field blank to include the lowest value or the second field blank to include the highest value.

A log file displays the results of the run. Where appropriate it includes information which should be noted or acted upon before the work orders are processed further.

Batch task

This function can be run in batch mode. The standard task FUNMAUTD is provided for that purpose.

Error messages

In addition to the generic error messages, the following messages can appear during the entry :

The end range is prior to the start range

Coherency check on the selection ranges. 

Modification in process on another workstation

This message is written to the process log if a lock problem prevents the update of the work orders.

Rollback following an error in the transaction

Serious access problem in the database.

No work order processed

This message is displayed if no scheduling could be carried out.

Problem in the table XXXXXXXX

Serious access problem in the database.

Tables used

See also Refer to documentation Implementation