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Item Supply Plan Failures
We have a few assemblies in our system which cause item supply plans to fail. The only explanation we get is, "Invalid assembly item configuration: item name = [the name]; start date = 02/21/2022; end date = 02/20/2022." This message provides very little to go on. There are some configuration errors that are easy to find, but there are others that really sneaky. There are some that we have not been able to find at all. Are there any resources available to help chase down the error? Some of our assemblies are rather complex, so there are a lot of
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