We have a client using Production Orders in NAV 2013
R2. BOMs have been created for their various products and they are using
a Machine Center called “Notes” to input the instructions for creating the
product. The Routings on the BOM have been set-up to have the actual
machine center first followed by the “Notes” machine centers. There is no
setup time, run time, wait time, or move time associated with the Notes machine
center routing lines. When Refreshing the Production Order with a
Scheduling Direction of Back, the actual machine center routing line
appropriately calculates the Ending Date-time based on the inputted time
factors. However, Ending Date-Time for the last “Notes” machine center
routing line adds additional time to get to the appropriate Due Date from the
Production Order Header.
There are also times where the actual machine center routing line has an Ending Date-Time after the final Notes routing line.
Why is time being allocated to the “Notes” Machine Center? Is there a hot fix to resolve this issue?
If I move the “Notes” machine center before the actual machine center, the Ending Date-Time calculates appropriately.
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