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Value Chain Planning - EBS (MOSC)

Production Scheduling - Solving Exceptions

Sep 13, 2016 10:47AM edited Dec 19, 2016 10:04AM in Value Chain Planning - EBS (MOSC) 8 commentsAnswered

Hello,

We are trying to manually solve these two exceptions in Production Schedling, but can't seem to find much information in the guide.

Work Order Exception:

a) Operation Firm Date Violation -> Suspected Cause: Work Order Operation date conflict.
b) Operation Past Due -> Suspected Cause: Work Order Operation date conflict.

For example in the Exception: Request Date Violation, we know it's necessary to update the Job request Date.

Can someone help on this task?

Many thanks in advance.

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