Automatic deallocation

This function is used to launch the automatic deallocation processing of the materials linked to the production for a given site, a given period and selected work orders.

This processing can deallocate the material based on the type of initial allocation (global or detailed).

Prerequisite

Note - informationRefer to documentation Implementation

Screen management

Entry screen

Selection criteria

  • Production site: The site associated with the user is suggested by default.
  • Requirement date up to: This field makes it possible to select the materials which requirement date is prior to the date mentioned. By default this date is initialized to the current date.

Processing type

This block is used to select the materials that must be deallocated based on their current allocation status.

Deallocation mode:  

  • Complete deallocation: The materials in the selection are deallocated irrespective of their allocation status of origin (global, detailed, shortage).
  • By allocation type: It is possible to choose to deallocate only those materials in the selection that were initially globally allocated, or only the materials that very initially allocated in detail.

Selection order:

The purpose here is to specify the order in which the allocations must be executed for the various WOs in the selection.

  • By start date: the WOs are processed in the order of their start dates: For a similar start date, the priority code of the WO is taken into account.
  • By priority code: the WOs are processed by decreasing priority order (Very urgent, Urgent, Normal). With an equal priority level, the system examines the material requirement dates.

Start/End ranges

These ranges are used to select the materials to be processed. The possible ranges are:

  • Priority
  • Work order no.
  • Project
  • Destination
  • Order number
  • Released product
  • Material

At the end of the processing, a log file can be printed. This log mentions the deallocated quantities for each work order and material.

Batch task

This function can be run in batch mode. The standard task FUNMDESA 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 appears at the end of processing log if a lock problem forbids the update.

Rollback following an error in the transaction

Serious access problem to the database.

No material processed

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

Problem in the table XXXXXXXX

Serious access problem to the database.

Tables used

Note - informationRefer to documentation Implementation