| # Clustered Line Station Order - Assembly Part Requirements (tiasc7140m000) Clustered line-station orders (CLSOs) are used in assembly part allocation and in backflushing to combine materials for a line-station order. Parameters The Transaction Processing parameter determines the use of CLSOs. This parameter is defined in the Assembly Control Parameters (tiasc0100m000) session, and can have the following values: Line Station Based Only one CLSO is created for each line station each day. Order Based One CLSO is created for each assembly order. So, in Line Station Based transaction processing mode, a CLSO is used for an entire day. However, the data for each bucket are kept separate, and each bucket gives rise to a separate warehousing order line, for planned stock transactions for the assembly part allocation in Warehouse Management. You can see that data in the current session. Fields For each assembly part requirement, the details are visible in the following fields: Quantity to be backflushed Parts which are to be allocated Parts which are to be backflushed Quantity to be Allocated Quantity backflushed. Of course the visibility of these fields depends on whether backflushing has already been performed. You can see the CLSOs in the Clustered Line Station Orders (tiasc7530m000) session. You can define buckets in the Bucket Definition (tiasl1100m000) session. Note In this session, you see only the assembly parts that have not yet been backflushed. Related topics Assembly control overview Line station variants and line station orders Assembly order costing Assembly backflushing 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. ERP 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. 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. Warehouse Order Warehouse Order is used for the planned stock transactions in the Order - Planned Inventory Transactions (whinp1501m000) session in Warehouse Management. In case of a Line Station Based scenario, the Warehouse Order number is equal to the Clustered Line Station Order number in this session. In case of an Order Based scenario, these order numbers are different; the Clustered Line Station Order number is an Assembly Order number and the Warehouse Order number is a different number. Shop Floor Warehouse The shop floor warehouse where the assembly part is stored. Environment Environment Assembly Part The component that is allocated to the shop-floor warehouse of the line station for this time bucket. Warehouse Order Position The warehouse order line that allocates the component to the shop-floor warehouse of the line station for this time bucket. Quantity Required The quantity of the displayed assembly part that is required by this order for this time bucket. Inventory Unit Inventory Unit Cumulative Quantity Allocated The total quantity of the item allocated in the time bucket concerned, by the allocation of assembly parts. This field is updated when the assembly part allocations are rebuilt and when the parts are backflushed. Bucket Start Date A quantity of time used for planning and backflushing. Also refer to the Bucket Definition (tiasl1100m000) session for more information. Bucket End Date A quantity of time used for planning and backflushing. View Planned Transactions by Order View planned transactions by clustered order and activates the Order - Planned Inventory Transactions (whinp1501m000) session. |