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Problem with planning operations confirmed in past #492

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petrakozielova opened this issue Feb 9, 2022 · 3 comments
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Problem with planning operations confirmed in past #492

petrakozielova opened this issue Feb 9, 2022 · 3 comments

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@petrakozielova
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Hello,
as we discussed yesterday, we have problem with routing operations planned in past in case there is one of the suboperations confirmed.
If date of all operations is in past and status of one of the operations in routing is confirmed (others are proposed)
obrazek

than after replanning, new operation is created,and the old one is disconnected from Demand. Date of all operations is shift to future.
obrazek

In case all operations are in past, status of one of the suboperations is confirmed and routing operation is approved
obrazek

than after replanning are all operations disconnected from demand and they are planned again in future
obrazek

@jdetaeye
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jdetaeye commented Feb 9, 2022

You have an example data to reproduce it? Or shall I create my own?

@petrakozielova
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I can provide you data, but you need to plan first, then shift dates of manufacturing orders to past and change status according to description in ticket I created.
I tried to export data which corresponds to my description, but when I do so, the Manufacturing orders are disconnected from demand so the state is not same as in my example and I was afraid it would be confusing to you.
FPL_export.xlsx

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I have tagged a new patch release 6.20.1 with a correction for this issue.

I'll also notify you by email when I have built the enterprise edition of the patch release. The windows executable you need will be part of that release.

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