Items (plsch1100m000)

Field Information

Scenario

The code of the scenario for which items can be maintained.

Site

The code of the site for which items can be maintained.

Item Type for Scheduler

The item type used for the scheduler.

Allowed values

Purchased Item

Finished Good

Sub Assembly

Item

The code of the item used for the scheduler.

Item Type

The type of item.

Allowed values

Purchased

Manufactured

Generic (Obsolete)

Cost (Obsolete)

Service (Obsolete)

Subcontracted Service (Obsolete)

List (Obsolete)

Tool (Obsolete)

Equipment (Obsolete)

Engineering Module (Obsolete)

Product

Rental Product

Tool

Equipment

Subcontracted Service

Cost

Service

Generic

Configuration Module

List

Item Group

The group to which the item belongs.

On Hand Quantity

The quantity of the item that is currently and physically on hand, in the inventory. This also includes the quantities that are currently on the shop floor waiting to be used in various processes (the work-in-process quantities).

Inventory Unit

The unit in which the inventory quantity is expressed.

Alternative Unit

Default Routing

Description

Revision

The revision number of the item.

Firm Allocation Quantity

The quantity of the item that is firm allocated from the quantity on hand.

Temporary Allocation Quantity

The quantity of the item that has been allocated temporarily during the Synchronized Scheduling and MRP engine's last run. Temporary allocations change with each run of the engine.

To Deliver Quantity

The total quantity of the item to be delivered for the customer order.

To Receive Quantity

The total quantity of the item that is ordered for the existing purchase order line and is forecasted to be received.

To Consume Quantity

The sum of all the To Consume transactions for the item. These transactions are automatically generated for items used in manufacturing processes.

To Produce Quantity

The total quantity of the item that can be produced according to the production order operations that are currently scheduled. This value decreases as soon as production starts.

Minimum Level

The minimum number of items that must always be available. The Synchronized MRP Engine generates recommendations or suggests date or quantity changes to increase the inventory quantity to the minimum level quantity.

Maximum Level

The maximum number of items that can be available for use.

Note: This value is not considered by the Synchronized MRP Engine and is used for information purpose and reports.

Minimum Lot

The minimum lot size for purchase or production orders that is usually set to distribute setup costs across a number of items. This is the smallest possible quantity of items that can be ordered or produced. The Synchronized MRP Engine always generates recommendations for a multiple of this value.

Note: A value of 0 indicates that lot sizes cannot be managed by the application.

Maximum Lot

The maximum quantity of items that can be purchased or produced for one purchase or production order. The Synchronized MRP Engine splits the required quantity into lots instead of ordering more than this quantity for one purchase order line item or for a production order.

Note: A 0 value indicates that lot control is not implemented.

Lot Multiplier

MTO

Indicates if the item is make-to-order.

Schedule Transaction

Indicates if the item is loaded and considered when a schedule is calculated.

Standard Cost

The standard cost of the item.

Standard Cost Currency

Lead Time

The standard lead time for producing or purchasing a lot. The quantity of items in the lot is specified in the Lead Time Lot Sizefield. This value includes the time it taken for processing the production orders, the production time for the item and inventory storage delays after production.

For sub-assemblies, this value indicates the time from when the requirement of the item is expressed, to the time when the item is available for production purposes.

This value is considered by the Synchronized Scheduling and MRP engines.

Lead Time Unit

The lot size for producing or purchasing a lot of the item.

Allowed values

Seconds

Minutes

Hours

Days

Weeks

Lead Time Lot Size

The lot size to be producing or purchasing a lot of the item.

Maximum Grouping

The maximum regrouping period for purchase and production recommendations.

Batching Maximum Delay

The period of time during which the Synchronized Scheduling Engine looks for production order operations that can be included in the same batch. This period is applied to the planned start date of the first production order operation that is included in the batch.

Note: This data is used for synchronous batching.

For example, if the date is August 1, 2001, 8:00 am, and the batching delay is 4 hours, the Synchronized Scheduling Engine searches for all production order operations with a planned start date between 8:00 am - 12:00 pm. These Production order operations are included in the same batch.

If this value is not specified, the application considers the value specified in theLate Batch Duration field of the System Parameters (plsch0100m000) session.

Batching Maximum Delay Unit

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Allowed values

Seconds

Minutes

Hours

Days

Weeks

Low Level Code

The code of the low level component used for the item.

Item Quota by Batch

Use Up

Indicates if a recommendation is generated for the first alternate item that meets the criterion specified in the Selection Mode field of the Alternate Consumption window.

Note: Recommendation is not generated for the BOM items.

This option is used to liquidate and replace items in inventory with the alternate items defined in the bill of material.

Change Over Date

The date from when an item must not be used in the production process.

Dynamic Buffer

The maximum period for which the Scheduling Engine can reschedule the Scheduled Start Date of a production order's steps. The reschedule date must be prior to the production order's Planned Start Date field.

Dynamic Buffer Unit

...

Allowed values

Seconds

Minutes

Hours

Days

Weeks

Shop Floor Planner

Name

Buyer / Planner