Understanding Data Movement Configuration
To perform the data import and export between JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Demand Flow Manufacturing and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Manufacturing efficiently, you can define export and import configurations that enable you to run multiple data imports and exports simultaneously. Set up a configuration to group together the data export and import programs (UBEs) that you would typically run together because they share certain criteria. For example, you can create a configuration for data movement that you perform only once, such as importing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Demand Flow Manufacturing base data, or that you perform frequently or even daily, such as importing sales orders.
The following import and export configurations are recommended:
Initial data import (in order): branch/plants, customers, suppliers, employees, items, kanban locations, bills of material.
Export before line live: bills of material, routings, kanban master records, kanban supply and consumption points.
Daily import: customers, sales orders.
Occasional export: kanban master records (after resizing).
After you have defined a configuration in the DFM Data Movement Configuration program (PF30L990), you attach the batch programs or jobs that you want to include in this configuration. For each batch program that you select, you have to specify the version that you want to run in the configuration.