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Reply from kizzangcy on Apr 5 at 7:14 AM Dear Chris.
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From: ChrisO
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2012 9:49 AM
Subject: How to Deal With GI of Component in Production Order ...
Re Rory's suggestiion to use COGI. A COGI error is generated when someone tries to issue a material but the system won't allow it - usually because the material record is locked by another user. Where the order is closed and TECO'd and the item shipped and invoiced, and the production order variance calculated and settled, you couldn't use COGI to correct the missing issue - this needs to be done while the production order is 'open'.
From what kizzangcy has said, it doesn't look like that has happened here - it looks, like somone forgot to issue the material, in which case a COGI message wouldn't arise. In that case you have a production order variance.
If you always issue the same qty of BoM item per finished qty, without variation, and ideally with no scrap or waste, and this is consistent , then you could consider backflushing of that/those BoM items. This would ensure that the item always gets issued. Backflusihing does have some considerations though.
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ChrisO |
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