| Shift Production Planning (tisfc1202m000) |  |
| Use this session to shift the production planning. If you create a delay by postponing the production planning, you can use the delay, for example, to cope with a backlog in production. You can only use this session for production orders for which the status is: Planned Documents Printed Released For a production order, you can only shift operations that are not yet reported as complete. If you want to shift an order's production planning, one or more operations can already have the Completed status. In that case, the completed operations are skipped, and the shifting starts on the first operation that has not yet the Completed status. In other words, you can only shift operations on which is still work to do. If a part of an operation's quantity is reported as complete, and a part of the quantity is not yet completed, the operation is shifted as from the Remainder Start Date. Consequently, the Remainder Start Date will change. The operation start date and the queue time do not change, because these are already elapsed. If you shift the production planning, the following happens to the production order dates and the operation dates: The production order's start date changes. However, if the first operation, or more operations are already completed, the production order's start date does not change. In that case, the start date of the first operation that is not yet completed is postponed. The production order's planned delivery date changes. The production order's requested delivery date remains unchanged. The dates of completed operations remain unchanged. Only the latest finish date of a completed operation can change. The dates of shifted operations change. Consequently, the production order's planned delivery date changes. The moving methods for operations defined in the Production Orders (tisfc0501m000) details session are not taken into consideration for shifting on the production order level. In the Moving Method Operations group box, the values of the Previous Operation(s) field and the Subsequent Operations field are only used when shifting single operations. Related topics Production orders - functional overview Planning production orders in SFC To use a details session
Fields | Description
Order | Enter the range of production orders whose operations you want to delay.
Planner | The logon code of the employee who plans plan items.
Shop Floor Planner | The person responsible for printing, (re)scheduling and releasing production orders and managing workloads.
Routing Group | A group of items with similar routing attributes, for example, the same work center, routing operation, BOM, and so on. A routing group is defined by the user as a selection criterion for production orders.
Product Line | A group of products made by the same producer, that are similar but differ in details such as, size, shape, color, and so on. User-definable item grouping data, mainly used as an item selection criterion for reporting.
Product Class | User-definable item grouping data that is used to distinguish between different groups of items in a product line. The product class is mainly used as a selection criterion for reporting.
Selection Code | User-definable item grouping data. Use selection codes to select items by color, diameter, product expiry date, and so on. Note Selection codes are used for information purposes only.
Grouping Selection | If this check box is selected, the production planning of all the production orders in the SFC order group that you select are shifted. If any of the orders cannot be shifted, an error report is produced. Related topics Order grouping
SFC Order Group | Enter the SFC order group whose production orders you want to shift.
Current Date | The system date (usually today).
Direction | The planning method that determines in which direction the production planning dates are shifted.
Shift Planning to Date | The date to which you want to shift your production planning. How the production planning is exactly shifted depends on whether you already worked on the production order: If no quantities are reported as complete for the production order's operations, and if no time is spent, the date in the Shift Planning to Date field is considered as the start date of the production order's first operation. Depending on the value of the Direction field, backward planning or forward planning of the production order takes place, as from the Shift Planning to Date. If you already worked on the production order, that is, if quantities are reported as complete for one or more operations, and time is already spent on the order, the date in the Shift Planning to Date field is considered as the Remainder of the first operation on which no work is done yet. Depending on the value of the Direction field, backward planning or forward planning of the production order takes place, as from the Shift Planning to Date. If you select Backward in the Direction field, only production orders are shifted for which the first operation starts after the Shift Planning to Date. If you select Forward in the Direction field, only production orders are shifted for which the first operation starts before the Shift Planning to Date.
Commands | Description
Shift | Click to carry out the process that you set up in this session.