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Parameters for MRP (Purchase) - Planning worksheet

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Hi

I am new to Navision world and trying to understand the MRP (Purchase) .

Could you please help me to understand  What are the parameter MRP checks when we Click on "Calculate Regenerative Plan"  from planning worksheet.

Example(Parameters) : 

1) Item blocked

2) Vendor blocked

3)  ? 

If you can share any document or links which will help me to understand the background process of MRP.

Thanks for help in advance.

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    AJAnsari 5,754 on at

    Mainstream support for NAV 2009 has ended, so it's not easy to come by documentation for it from official sources, but I'm sure some searching on the internet can yield it.

    Here is documentation on running MRP/MPS (Calc. Regenerative Plan) in NAV 2013, which should be fairly similar:

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh173804(v=nav.70).aspx

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    Community Member on at

    Thanks for details. the link which you provide has very high level of understanding of MRP.

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    AJAnsari 5,754 on at

    You will benefit from reading this:

    Design Details: Supply Planning - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh997394(v=nav.70).aspx

    It explains the Central Concepts that guide the Planning System (MRP/MPS) in NAV, how demand and supply are balanced, how the planning parameters work, etc.

    Beyond this, you may also want to explore instructor-led training options that many VARs specializing in manufacturing will be able to offer.

     

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    Thanks Ansari, This link is helpful.

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