Understanding Line Design Augmentation
If you integrate JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Demand Flow Manufacturing with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Manufacturing, you have to populate the F3003 table with routing information to support shop floor processing and manufacturing accounting transactions. Without augmentation of line design data, the processing system does not have enough data for these transactions.
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Demand Flow Manufacturing provides the Augment Line Design program (RF30L930) to augment line design data based on the process and time information on the process map. You must have an active line design. When you run this batch program, the system:
Retrieves the processes that are required to manufacture a product from the process map.
If a process is repeated on the product synchronization, the Augment Line Design program includes it only once.
Retrieves TPc/t to ensure that the processes that lie on the critical path are marked as critical processes.
Sequences processes following the associated product synchronization.
When you run the Augment Line Design program, the system populates the FF30L930 table. To create FF30L930 records that can then be exported to the F3003 table, the system retrieves the following values from DFM tables to populate the appropriate fields:
Item and branch information from the FF30L902 table.
The work center branch from the FF30L701 table if the cell on the process map is the default cell.
The work center branch from the FF30L905 table if the cell is not a default cell.
The line/cell information from the FF30L912 table.
After you have run the Augment Line Design program, you run the DFM - Export Routings program (RF30L930E) to populate the F3003 table. The system creates a routing that matches the bill-of-material revision level.