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by oracleguru
Oracle Flow Manufacturing Module Forms:
| FORM SHORT CODE | ORACLE FORM NAME |
| FLMFQMMM | Generate Mixed Model Map |
| FLMKBNWB | Graphical Kanban Workbench |
| FLMMMMWB | Mixed Model Map Workbench |
| FLMLDSGN | Graphical Line Designer |
| FLMSSWRP | Flow Manufacturing Quality Wrapper For Execution Self Service |
by oracleguru
Work Order less completion is an alternate way of producing goods without going through the discrete job cycle. In this process you directly enter the assembly and quantity to be produced and onhand inventory will be updated immediately. Upon completing the work order less completion all components are back flushed and resources are charged to the schedule.
Navigate to Work In Process responsibility -> Material Transactions -> Work Order less completions
wip work order less completion
1 ) Enter the transaction date or modify the default date.
2 ) Chose the transaction type as ‘WIP Completion’.
3 ) Enter assembly item number.
4 ) Enter the production line.
5 ) Enter Schedule Group.
6 ) Enter Schedule number (equivalent of work order/discrete job number for reference).
7 ) Enter the completion subinventory and locator(if applicable).
8 ) Select the WIP accounting class/demand class and transaction reason code.
9 ) Click on Save to complete ‘work order less completion’ transaction.
by oracleguru
Discrete Job or Work In Process (WIP) Job is a work order issued to shop floor to manufacture or assemble an item.
WIP Jobs can be created in 6 different ways
In this section you will learn how to create WIP jobs manually.
Navigate to Work In Process responsiblity -> Discrete -> Discrete Jobs.
wip discrete job creation
1 ) Enter the WIP Job number manually or tab out to generate the Discrete WIP Job number automatically.
2 ) Select Discrete Job type.
3 ) Enter the assembly that needs to be manufactured.
4 ) Enter WIP Job class
5 ) WIP Job status – by default it will be in ‘created’ state, once you are ready to manufacture you can change the status to ‘Released’.
6 ) Enter the Start quantity i.e. total quantity that will be manufactured.
7 ) MRP net quantity – This is the quantity that MRP assumes available as supply. This should be less than or equal to start quantity (total quantity of discrete job).
8 ) Dates: Enter the start and completion dates. Completion date can be blank, it will be calculated based on lead time when wip job scheduled.
9 ) Navigate to ‘Bill’ tab – Select the specific item bom revision
10 )Navigate to ‘Routing’ tab – Select specific item routing revision, set the assembly completion subinventory & locator
11 )Navigate to ‘More’ tab to enter demand class, job description & overcompletion tolerance. Over completion tolerance let you produce more/less quantity than actual quantity planned.
12 ) Click on ‘Operations’ button to view the default operations from assembly routing. This information can be modified.
13 ) Click on ‘Components’ button to view the default components from assembly bom. This information can be modified.
14 ) Finally change the WIP job status to ‘Released’ to start the discrete job manufacturing.