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Mike_Vader
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Simulated Picklist
11/18/03 at 10:21:37
 
Just a thought for something that might be useful.  Could we have a simulated picklist program?  It would be great that instead of creating work orders and deleting them - if we could enter a part, enter the quantity, and have the picklist come up with shortage amounts. Roll Eyes
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Re: Simulated Picklist
Reply #1 - 11/18/03 at 10:30:20
 
We have actually been requested to provide an estimate by a customer for doing this functionality in an MS Access program. If there were to be more people interested, we would be able to spread the cost among all interested parties.
 
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Reply #2 - 11/18/03 at 10:32:56
 
Hi Lorne,
 
Actually, I think I could build that in MS Access too, but I was looking for a quick, live, utility in DBA.  
 
Thanks anyways,
 
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Reply #3 - 11/18/03 at 15:02:35
 
Mike -
 
Would BM-D do what you want IF (big if, I know) it worked right?  Fixing it is on my never ending list of fixes and patches for programming to get to.
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Reply #4 - 11/20/03 at 14:26:54
 
Yes it would actually Grin
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Reply #5 - 12/22/03 at 12:57:35
 
what is wrong with BM-d ?
 
I use it some times and it seems to work
am I missing something
 
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Reply #6 - 12/22/03 at 14:30:32
 
For a simple single level BOM it works ok.  For a multi-level, if there are sufficient subassemblies on hand, it still generates a shortage list of the components of the subassemblies as if they needed to be built.  It also indicates shortages of Phantom assemblies rather than bypassing them and looking at their components.  And as I recall when I was working on the programming specs to fix it, there were other issues as well regarding how to treat other allocations and future demand against components as contributing to the potential shortage.
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Reply #7 - 12/23/03 at 08:06:26
 
A really nice enhancement for BOM availability is to add columns for PO number and release quantities and dates.  This lets you look at a BOM and see what you need and when you'll have it.
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