![]() ![]() If the MRP can accept document records or file attachments, these may be exported using a separate file format, orĪs instruction items in the BOM import. New and revised assignments of manufacturer parts (" sources") There are four common PLM-to-MRP transfers: ![]() The query can also hard-code constant or default valuesĭevelop and test the SQL queries needed to move data from PDXpert to your MRP.Ĭonvert your final SQL statements into transforms, and assign their locations to theĪffectedItemsList context. Ensure that default values for bothīuilt-in attributes and custom attributes are correct. Likely to know the correct values, or you want to define a useful default. Where the MRP needs data that PDXpert doesn't currently provide (for example, commodity codes or supplierĬlassifications), add the appropriate custom attributes to PDXpert's part types – but only if designers are Limit the range of values to a known list of values (make/buy codes, units of measure). Require a Boolean formatted as TRUE/FALSE,Ĭontrain value length (first 10 text characters, integer > 0) Have specific date format: local culture 5/10/22 or ISO8601 Match a name rather than a code, or vice versa Some transferred data mayīe case-sensitive or use only non-Unicode characters, like UOMs, or vice versa, or edit both to match your preferred units. For example, you may want toĬonfigure PDXpert's Units of Measure ("UOM") collection members to match the MRP's ![]() Once, and some PLM data may not be useful in MRP.ĭecide what data your MRP requires from PDXpert: home parts, bills of materials, vendors and their parts,ĭistributors, documents, files, units of measure, etc.Ĭompare your MRP configuration to PDXpert configuration, and identify shared data. Therefore, a released or completed engineering change form is the obvious foundation for moving approved data from PDXpert to your MRP.Ī good transfer design recognizes that certain data must be matched, some data should be imported only Pending items in PDXpert PLM have no effect on your Only released data should be transferred to the manufacturing system. DoĬhange form's viewer Number or dbo ItemItentifier for determining the correct export/import transfer sequence. Where the workflow Lifecycle/ State ≥ 10. timeline's increasing commit integer ( ChangeNum > 0), When the change is transferred using automation, query the database using the – Change 1297 may be released after Change 1306, and may even update the items on Change 1306. Skip changes, as later changes may rely on earlier content. When the change is manually exported from PDXpert, always transfer the changes using their Released dates. – possibly with more recent (incompatible) Revision 3 or Revision 4 components, incorrect purchased parts or In MRP is revision 4, and you import an older change with revision 2, then the MRP will start building revision 2 Many MRPs simply overwrite their current data with the new imported values. It's very important to move data from PDXpert to the manufacturing system in the exact sequence that changesĪre released. Correct sequence is essential for accurate transfers § Always verify that your import process and transforms create and accurately update your MRP records. It may entirely replace previous data with Your MRP may require, accept or ignore engineering revisions. Exporting your released part, BOM, and vendor dataĪ typical manufacturing system ("MRP") treats each part revision as interchangeable with earlier.This application note describes how to create custom data transforms for exporting parts andīills of materials, as well as manufacturers and their approved parts, to a manufacturing system. Exporting PDXpert PLM parts, BOM & sources to MRP/ERP ![]()
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