| # To split off part of an order block If the execution of the order block takes too much time, you can split the order block into two or more smaller order blocks. This action gives you more flexibility, that you can utilize in the following ways: If you have too much work for a machine, you can move some of the production orders of an order block to another machine. If order blocks are too long, you can create smaller order blocks in order to switch setup states more frequently. Overview An order block contains a list of production orders. If you split an order block, ERP Enterprise creates a new order block. The original order block retains the first part of the production orders and the new order block gets the second part of the production orders. You must indicate at which production order ERP Enterprise must split the order block. To split off part of an order block To split off part of an order block, take the following steps: Start the Order Block Planning (tisfc0151m000) session. Select the order block that must be split. On the Specific menu, click Split Block. The Production Orders by Block (tisfc0152m000) session starts. Select the production order after which ERP Enterprise must split the list of production orders. Click Split and Close. The Production Orders by Block (tisfc0152m000) closes unless an error occurred. ERP Enterprise generates a sequence number for the new order block. The new sequence number is between the sequence number of the current order block and the sequence number of the next order block. ERP Enterprise updates the order block details according to the data of the production orders in the order blocks. Note You can also start the Production Orders by Block (tisfc0152m000) session directly, and proceed from there. Related topics Order-block planning To plan with order blocks |