on 2021 Aug 14 2:12 PM
Hi all.
In a PS scenario with assigned production orders we get planned cost from the production orders appended to the project after checking the box for that in OPSV and executing a network costing.
It seems the account used for the planned cost comes from the settings in OBYC.
Is there a way of influencing / overriding the account used for this?
Thanks / Anders
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Hi.
Thanks for feedback. I will try to elaborate further below.
As I wrote we have a PS scenario with assigned production orders. As we have the append flag set in OPSV for order type 10 we get the planned cost of the assigned production orders appended to the WBS element the production orders are assigned to.
Yes - the real planned cost calculation is done in the production orders but it only show in the project after a network costing has been done. The intention is to have a CJ9K job scheduled to run each night to ensure this is updated for all projects.
The account used comes from the configuration in OBYC; in our case 0001, VBR, 7920. Changing the account there changes the account under which the planned cost show.
I will check if we can influence the account used for the OPSV planned costs via one of the exists suggested and update back.
Before setting the OPSV flag we actually also considered another option for calculating this, working before the production orders are created. In this other option a night job creates a CK11N cost estimate for allocated materials with a change to BOM/routing. The U strategy (using COPCP0005) then reads the cost estimates in the network costing picking the latest via a CJ9K job scheduled to run after the job that creates the CK11N cost estimates.
Using OPSV is however less complex (standard) and there is also not a long time in between the materials are allocated to the production orders are created.
Regards / Anders
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