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Current | Report the current version of the master demand or master production schedule. |
Attention: When you first define a schedule, Oracle Master Scheduling/MRP and Supply Chain Planning creates a current version and an original version that are identical. As you add new schedule entries, these entries are added to both versions, keeping them consistent. However, when you change existing schedule entries, only the current schedule is updated.
Last submitted to MPS/MRP | Report the version of the schedule you last submitted to the MRP or MPS. |
Attention: When you run the MRP or MPS, the current version is copied to this version and is used as input to the planning process. After the MRP or MPS run, this version of the schedule is saved so that you can compare it to the original version or to any changes you make to the new current version.
Original | Report the original version of the schedule. As noted, Oracle Master Scheduling/MRP and Supply Chain Planning only updates this version when you add new entries to the schedule. Updates to existing scheduling entries do not affect this version. |
Current | Print master schedule comparison information using current master schedule quantities. |
Original | Print master schedule comparison information using original master schedule quantities. |
Both horizontal and vertical | Display the forecast as a horizontal time-phased and vertical listing. The horizontal time-phased listing displays the future forecast requirements, from today forward to the cutoff date, bucketed for the periods and number of weeks you specify. The vertical listing displays the past (historical) forecast requirements in detail up to the cutoff date. |
Horizontal time phased | Display the forecast as a horizontal time-phased listing. |
Vertical | Display the forecast as a vertical listing. |
12 | Report the forecast for 12 periods. |
24 | Report the forecast for 24 periods. |
36 | Report the forecast for 36 periods. |
48 | Report the forecast for 48 periods. |
For example, if you choose 24 as the time Period and 10 as the number of Weeks, 10 of these periods display as weeks, the remaining 14 as months.
Note: The number of weeks that displays in the QuickPick is based on the workday calendar and corresponds to the end of the working periods. For example, if you choose 12 as the time Period and it is the third week of a four week period calendar, Oracle Master Scheduling/MRP and Supply Chain Planning calculates the number of weeks to the end of each period and displays the valid QuickPick options as 1, 5, and 9 weeks.
No | Report the comparison information by units rather than value (standard cost times units). |
Yes | Report the comparison information by value (standard cost times units) in addition to units. |
No | Do not display forecast entries, bucketed in the first bucket, before the start date you enter. |
Yes | Display forecast entries, bucketed in the first bucket, before the start date you enter. |
ABC class | Sort items first by ABC class. |
Buyer | Sort first by buyer. |
Category | Sort first by material category. |
Inventory item | Sort first by inventory item. |
No sort | Do not employ a first sort for the report. |
Planner | Sort first by planner. |
For example, if you choose Planner as the first sort type and Category as the second sort type. Oracle Master Scheduling/MRP and Supply Chain Planning sorts the report by planner, and then by material category within planner.
Note: If you choose No sort here, the report is sorted using just the First Sort type.
If you choose No sort, the report is sorted by using just the First Sort type.
For example, if you choose Planner as the first sort type, Category as the second sort type, and Inventory item as the third sort type, the report is sorted by planner, then by material category within planner, and finally by Inventory item within material category.
If you choose No sort, the report is sorted by using just the first and second sort types.
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