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Quantity on Job Planning Lines

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Hi all,

I am using NAV 2008. When the Prod. Order created on Job Planning Lines (Job # A) gets posted and finished, the Item will go to Quantity on Hand. These quantity are not reserved for Job #A. So, basically, Job #B, #C…… or Sales Order is able to "steal" these quantity if we do not consume them for the Job #A.

Is there anyway we can reserve these quantity for the original Job? Another similar question is: why NAV does not have "Quantity on Job Planning Lines" as a demand on the Item card, just like Qty. on SO or Qty. on component lines ?

Thank you.

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  • Samantha73 Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    Yeah this fixed the problem but was on planning line so potentially coming the customer card. Thanks

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    Nitin Verma Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    Please go that Item Card and check as per below, it should not be selected as Never option.

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  • Samantha73 Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    Hi All

    I'm revisiting reserving items in job planning lines. There is an option to reserve but I do get the error message when trying to reserve from job planning lines (test on BC 20)

    "Reserve must not be Never in Job Planning Line: Job No.=AUSTRALIAN, 8 WP, Job Task No.=1210, Line No.=5000"

    Job-planning-Reserve.png

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    Aleksandar Totovic Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    These two fields are not related. Qty. on Job Order represents sum of this item quantity on all Job Planning Lines. This is planned consumption quantity for jobs.

    Qty. on Component Lines shows quantity of the item that are needed for Production Orders. The same quantity cannot be on Job Planning Line and Production Orders Components in the same time.

    Qty. on Prod. Order shows quantiy of the item that have been planned for production and this is not related with consumption on the Job Planning Lines.

    You can see this demand flowchart on my blog (I am still not finished): community.dynamics.com/.../inventory-planning-part-2.aspx

  • CASUNSHINE Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    Aleksandar,

    What I mean is  Qty on Job Order does NOT  include the qty of Prod. Order on Job planning lines, is that true?

  • Aleksandar Totovic Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    Yes, Qty.on Job Order is quantity on Job Planning Line.

  • CASUNSHINE Profile Picture
    725 on at
    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    Thank you, Aleksandar. Regarding NAV 2013, I have heard that the Qty. on Job Order are job planning lines that has been created as purchase or sales orders, not production orders. Is that true?

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    Aleksandar Totovic Profile Picture
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    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    I forgot, my answer is for NAV2009 and earlier. I made these customizations in my addon for construction for NAV2009.

    In NAV2013, these functionalities are by standard. You have 'Qty. On Job Order' value on Item Card as Job Planning Lines demand. Now you have except this, 'Qty. On Service Order', as well.

    Also, there are new function 'Reserve' on Job Planning Lines. If you set items fore reserve, you can make reservations from Job Planning Lines.

    I hope, I help you. You can customize old NAV versions or you can make upgrade on NAV2013.

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    Aleksandar Totovic Profile Picture
    16,765 on at
    RE: Quantity on Job Planning Lines

    There is no way to make reservation with Job planning line by standard NAV. Quantity on Job planning line is not present as demand on the Item quantity and there isn't normal reason. I made these customizations and its work normally.

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