Re: Could use some insight for the Manufacturing component/Production Run..productId

[CJay Horton <ja...@gmail.com>]

Thanks Jacopo.

On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 10:15 PM, Jacopo Cappellato <
jacopo.cappellato@hotwaxmedia.com> wrote:

> Hmmm... yes it looks a bit strange.
> I am wondering if this is related to the work that was done to enhance the
> way configurations are managed in the system. I don't know much about the
> details of this but if I am not wrong Bilgin worked on it, and if he is
> reading this he may provide some hints.
>
> Jacopo
>
>
> On Apr 2, 2009, at 3:10 AM, cjhorton wrote:
>
>
>> Hi Everyone,
>>
>> I am looking for some insight about something in the Manufacturing
>> component.  This isn't a bug, complaint, critique, or issue, but rather
>> just
>> a roadblock in me understanding this stuff.
>>
>> On the ecommerce site I created four orders for configurable PCs. The
>> first
>> three were for identical configurations(2 Gb RAM, 500 Gb HDD, 2nd 500 Gb
>> HDD, modem, and NIC).  The fourth was a barebones system with just 1 Gb
>> RAM
>> and a 250 Gb HDD.
>>
>> When I log into the back office and go into the Manufacturing Component
>> and
>> do the lookup for Production Runs I get the information below for the four
>> orders:
>>
>>        Production Run Name     Product ID      Quantity        Status
>>  Start Date
>> Description     Facility ID
>> 10000   Configurable PC-PC assembly     10000   1       Created
>> 2009-04-01
>> 13:12:36.518            WebStoreWarehouse
>> 10004   Configurable PC-PC assembly     10000   5       Created
>> 2009-04-01
>> 13:48:31.877            WebStoreWarehouse
>> 10008   Configurable PC-PC assembly     10000   3       Created
>> 2009-04-01
>> 13:50:09.294            WebStoreWarehouse
>> 10012   Configurable PC-PC assembly     10003   1       Created
>> 2009-04-01
>> 13:57:40.320            WebStoreWarehouse
>>
>> If I look at the Order Manager for each order, the productIds are 10000,
>> 10001, 10002, and 10003 respectively.  I looked in the manufacturing
>> controller and from what I can tell the table above is getting its
>> information from the 'WorkEffortAndGoods" view entity which gets
>> information
>> from Work Effort and WorkEffortGoodStandard.
>>
>> My question is: Why does the "WorkEffortGoodStandard" use the productid
>> 10000 for the first three production runs instead their productids(10000,
>> 10001, and 10002)?
>>
>> ***If I look in the "Product" entity, the productIds 10000, 10001, and
>> 10002
>> all use the configId 10003 and the productId 10003 uses configId 10004.
>>  It
>> seems that the productId 10000 was the first occurence of this
>> configuration
>> so... is it using this for any future work efforts that need to
>> manufacture
>> this?  And if so, why not use the productIds as I asked above?**
>>
>> Thank you!
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