Display the Routing for an Item
Use the Routing Inquiry (RTQ) program to display a routing revision level for a parent item. See Road Map for work flow.
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Enter the parent item number whose routing you want to display and click OK. The description and other information about the item is displayed.
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Click the Lookup icon and use the standard lookup options to select the parent item and routing revision level from a list. The description and other information about the item is displayed. Skip step 2.
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Select a routing revision level and click Select.
The program displays these fields:
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Field Name |
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Date added |
The date that you entered this routing revision level |
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Date changed |
The date that you changed this routing revision level |
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Customer number |
The customer's number, if this item is manufactured primarily for a single customer |
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Cust item no |
The customer's item number for this item |
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Customer reference |
The customer's name, if this item is manufactured primarily for a single customer |
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Material |
The code or abbreviation for the primary material used in making this item |
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Material desc |
The description of the primary material in the Material field |
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Std lot size |
The standard quantity of the item that you make at one time during the production process If you select the Calculate labor and overhead? field in the Standard Cost Rollup (MCR) program, this field determines the incremental setup labor cost per unit. |
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Avg lot size |
The average quantity of the item that you make during the production process |
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Max order qty |
The maximum quantity for a single manufacturing order You can override this maximum in the Manufacturing Order Maintenance (MIM) or Planned Order Maintenance (MOP) programs. The Order Release Selection (MRR) program uses this order maximum when releasing planned manufacturing orders. For example, if the planned order is for 100 units and the maximum order quantity is 50 units, MRR includes 2 entries for 50 units each. The planned order is reduced as the manufacturing order(s) are released. When the planned order reaches zero the record is deleted. |
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Rough weight |
The estimated weight of a single item, a standard lot, or the raw materials |
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UOM |
The processing unit of measure for this item |
The program also displays accumulated standard hours:
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Field Name |
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Run/Unit |
The total hours per piece for all operations for this item |
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Run/Lot |
The total hours per lot: Run per unit x Std lot size |
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Setup/Lot |
The number of hours for all setups |
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Total/Lot |
The total hours to setup and manufacture one standard lot of this parent item: Run per Lot + Setup |
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Field Name |
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Seq |
The operation sequence number |
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Oper cd |
The code for the operation associated with this sequence |
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Std/Alt |
The operation sequence type: |
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Type |
Operation type: |
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Wrk ctr |
The work center where this operation is performed |
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Mach no |
The number of the machine used in this work center |
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Oper desc 1 |
The description of the process performed in this operation |
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Setup |
The number of hours it takes to set up this operation |
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Hrs/Pc |
The number of hours required to process an output unit or batch |
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Pcs/Hr |
The number of output units processed in an hour or batch |
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Move time |
The number of shop days the manufacturing order spends intransit from this operation to the next |
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Cost per piece |
The cost per piece (only applicable to purchased service operations) |
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Select an operation sequence and click Select.
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For operation type |
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R for regular |
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B for batch |
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I for indirect |
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P for purchased service |
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U for unattended |