| # Planning Priority Rules (whinh6122m000) Use this session to maintain planning priority rules. To add rules to a definition, complete the following steps: Click the New button. LN enters '1' in the Rule field, identifying the first condition. Select appropriate values for the following fields as required: Priority Field Type of Order Field Value From Value To Value Time Unit Priority Factor Priority Constant Repeat the previous steps for any other rules that you wish to define. Note To make changes a validated priority definition, you must first use the Undo Validate command. Related topics Cross-dock order priority Cross-docking process Direct material supply (DMS) Dynamic cross-docking Planning priority rules What happens if... Priority Definition The definition that contains the rules. Rule The rule ID. Priority Field The order field for which this rule is applicable. Note If you select Not Applicable, the rule applies to all order types that have no specific rule for a field. Type of Order The order origin for which this rule is applicable. Note If you select Not Applicable, the rule applies to all orders that have no specific rule for a field. Field Value The value of the specified field for which this rule is applicable. From Value The lower value of the specified field for which this rule is applicable. To Value The upper value of the specified field for which this rule is applicable. Time Unit The unit in which the field value range is expressed. Priority Factor The factor with which the field value related to the field range is multiplied. Note This field is only available if Priority Field is set to one of the following: Order Priority Customer Priority Time Remaining Lateness Order Quantity Priority Constant The constant that is added as a base priority for this rule. Print Priority Definitions Starts the Print Priority Definitions (whinh6421m000) session. Validate Checks the priority definition for inconsistencies. If successful, the priority definition can used by LN. Undo Validate You must this command before you can make changes to a (validated) priority definition. |