| # Clustered Line Station Orders (tiasc7530m000) Use this session to view clustered line-station orders (CLSOs). Related topics Line station variants and line station orders Assembly orders Clustered Line Station Order Represents all the material requirements for a line station for a day. A CLSO consists of user-defined buckets. The material requirements are combined for each bucket. In Assembly Control, transactions can be carried out per line station and per period, instead of per order. LN can combine the same materials for a specific period into one material line. After doing so, the cumulated quantity is stored in the CLSO. This accumulation reduces the number of transactions that are necessary, because the transactions are performed for a specific bucket. You define the number group that creates the order number in the Assembly Control Parameters (tiasc0100m000) session. Line Station A work center that is part of an assembly line. A line station is used in the production of FAS (final assembly schedule) items. A line station can have multiple positions, which enables more than one item to be present in one line station. Effective Date When the line - station order is valid. Clustered Line Station Order Status The status of the clustered line-station order. The following statuses are possible: Open Closed You can change the status of a CLSO from Open to Closed from the appropriate menu. Note Data from line - station orders with status Closed remains in the system until the line - station order is deleted. If the status of the order is set to Open the data can be edited. Related topics Backflushing Warehouse Order Warehouse Order is used for assembly part allocations in the Clustered Line Station Order - Assembly Part Requirements (tiasc7140m000) session in ASC, and planned stock transactions in the Order - Planned Inventory Transactions (whinp1501m000) session in Warehousing. In case of line station based scenarios, the warehouse order number will be equal to the Clustered Line Station Order number in this session. |