WS: 34: FAQ Material Requirements Planning (MRP)
(Doc ID 1504252.1)
Last updated on JULY 07, 2024
Applies to:
JD Edwards World Material Requirements Planning - Version A7.3 cume 4 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Purpose
Answers to frequently asked questions regarding MRP
Questions and Answers
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In this Document
| Purpose |
| Questions and Answers |
| Question 1: Where are the planner remarks stored and how do you update the remarks and add a few? |
| Question 2: What is the use, and how is the hold code accessed for field HCLD in the F3411? Data Dictionary states value M for manual entry. How is this done? |
| Question 3: With regard to work order generation, is there a means of automatically creating work order headers based upon MRP messages? |
| Question 4: Is there any way to get World to generate MRP messages in purchasing unit of measure instead of primary unit of measure? |
| Question 5: Why does P3413 not show the planned demand of the components when there are no parts list attached to a past due WO? |
| Question 6: In MRP Time Series P3414 How is the -SHIP calculated? |
| Question 7: When creating A7.3 Rate Schedules that start on a Monday and end on a Sunday, can the MRP Time Series Inquiry P3413 show weekly buckets ending on Sunday? |
| Question 8: Is there a way to control the sort order of the P3401 Summary Schedule Messages? |
| Question 10: Does the Lot for lot order policy code preclude demand from forecasting and only look at customer orders? |
| Question 11: When creating a new inclusion rule, should the status selected be based on the Last status or Next status? |
| Question 12: Is there a way to set the system so that it truly recommends lot for lot? |
| Question 13: How do the Planning Fence Rules work? |
| Question 14: How can MRP be run to not include current Work Order and Purchase Order supply? |
| Question 15: Does the standard forecasting module require that forecast consumption periods be set up? |
| Question 16: How to Support MRP yet not Cost Roll the Bill Of Material? |
| Question 17: Can I change the 34/QT user defined code table? |
| Question 18: Where does the last status default in from in the fold of a purchase order message? |
| Question 19: What causes the planning system to write the Shop Floor Calendar Not Set Up message for an item? |
| Question 20: Is it possible to peg up to a sales order, or forecast? |
| Question 21: When planning a process, does the system create messages for all of the co-products? |
| Question 22: How does the planning system know what kind of rate to create (daily, weekly, monthly)? |
| Question 23: What do the letters next to the dates on my Time Series (P3413) represent? |
| Question 24: Why are decrease messages missing for items setup to use Periods of Supply as the order policy code? |
| Question 25: What would cause a data decimal error when running P3483 in the Net change mode and *ALL is NOT used in the data selection for 2nd item number? |
| Question 26: What does errors RNX1211 and/or RNQ1211 mean when generated while running either the P3482 or P3483? |
| Question 27: Why is MRP suggesting to increase the Parts List for a Work Order? |
| Question 28: Can planning horizons can be increased to more than 52 days, weeks and months? |
| Question 29: Quantity types such as -TI and -TIU do not display in the Time Series. |
| Question 30: Within the Time Series (P3413) no quantities for +IR (In receipt routing) display. |
| Question 31: Components are not displaying demand for a parent item that contains forecast out one year. Why? |
| Question 32: Is there a way to prevent the Planner Remarks field from being overwritten in the Detail Message Review (P3411)? |
| Question 33: When processing a B Message Type (expedite) for a purchase order using P3411 why are errors 1920 and 1475 are generating? |
| Question 34: How to prevent MRP from generating messages for a particular work order? |
| References |