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Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS) for Dynamics 365 Business Central
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Visual Production Scheduler (VPS) for Dynamics 365 Business Central
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Apply standard routing
This instrument is meant to help you efficiently bring production orders from the standby resource to a dedicated machine center
The function "Apply Standard Routing" can be found in the bar's context menu:
By ticking this item you add the operations of a production order to the schedule starting from at least at the current work date, or later, if requested by a linked predecessor without changing the schedule and using the standard machines from the standard Business Central routing.
The underyling principles of "Apply Standard Routing"
- Changes the assigned machine center of the triggering operation and all successors (move
from standby to a concrete machine center). - Changes the timing (start date; hence: end date) of all successors.
- Adds this production order to the schedule with the lowest priority.
- Will not change the sequence on any machine.
- Will not violate the routing structure.