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Implementing Planned Orders as Firm Jobs

You can implement a planned order as a firm discrete job or a repetitive schedule. When you release the order, it will appear as a firm discrete job or repetitive schedule in Oracle Work in Process. When these jobs or schedules are loaded in to work in process, the planning process treats them as firm scheduled receipts.

Implementing a planned order as firm does not stabilize the item in the material plan. The planning process will continue to make rescheduling suggestions in future runs until the order is released and becomes a firm scheduled receipt. Likewise, implementing planned orders as firm jobs does not prevent the planning process from rescheduling those items until they are loaded into work in process and become firm scheduled receipts.

The following list describes firming behavior:

Therefore, to prevent the planning process from making rescheduling suggestions, you must either firm the planned order or release a planned order that has been implemented as firm. See: Creating Firm Planned Orders .

   To implement a planned order as a firm job or schedule:

See Also

Auto-release Planned Orders

Rescheduling Scheduled Receipts

Firm Order Planning

Creating Firm Planned Orders

Implementing Repetitive Schedules

Implementing Planned Orders as Firm Jobs

Online Planner

Net Change Replan


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