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MFG/PRO 9.0 User Guide Volume 3: Manufacturing - QAD.com

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BOM/Formula as an alternate using Alternate Structure Maintenance,<br />

or link them to items and processes using Alternate Routing<br />

Maintenance. Designate one formula in Item Planning Maintenance<br />

as the default for planning.<br />

• Co-product/by-product formulas. The BOM/Formula code or base<br />

process for a co-product/by-product structure is actually a <strong>com</strong>ponent<br />

of the co-products and by-products that it produces. The unit of<br />

measure (UM) for the BOM/Formula when it is a base process item<br />

should be the same as the UM in the item master for the base process.<br />

Formula Copy (15.8) creates a new formula by copying another one—<br />

useful when items share similar formulas or to create alternates. After<br />

copying, use Formula Maintenance to modify the new formula by adding,<br />

deleting, or changing requirements.<br />

Defining Processes<br />

A process, like a routing, is a sequence of steps to follow in the<br />

production of an item. A process definition, however, defines its control<br />

information in terms of a batch rather than a <strong>com</strong>pleted unit.<br />

Process Definition Maintenance (15.13) is very similar to Routing<br />

Maintenance. Only a few fields are different.<br />

FORMULA/<strong>PRO</strong>CESS 47<br />

Ï See Chapter 5,<br />

“Co-products/<br />

By-products,” on<br />

page 51.<br />

Fig. 4.3<br />

Formula Code<br />

Maintenance (15.1)<br />

Ï See page 34.

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