Tuesday, 6 October 2015

Oracle Order Management Setup Steps


Below are the List of Setup Steps for Oracle Order Management
1.Define multiple organizations in Oracle Inventory
2. Setup Multi-Org (Multiple Organization) Access Control
3. Define key and descriptive flexfields
4. Define inventory organizations (warehouses), parameters, subinventories, and picking rules in Oracle Inventory
5. Define Profiles
6. Setting OM System Parameters
7. Define invoicing information
8. Define your sales representatives
9. Define Tax Features
10. Define Quickcodes
11. Define header and line processing flows
12. Define Document Sequences for Order Numbering
13. Define Order Import Sources
14. Define the units of measure
15. Define item information
16. Define the items that you sell
17. Define the configurations that you sell
18. Define price lists
19. Define customer profile classes
20.Define information on your customers
21. Define item cross references
22. Define your sourcing rules
23. Define Order Management Transaction Types
24. Set up Cost of Goods Sold Accounting flexfield combination
25. Define Processing Constraints
26. Define Defaulting Rules
27.Define Credit Checking Rules
28. Define Automatic Holds
29. Define Attachments
30. Define Freight and Special Charge Types
31. Define shipping parameters   

Saturday, 19 September 2015

Process Parameters in Oracle Process Manufacturing


A process parameter details information such as temperature, pressure, or time that is pertinent to the product, but does not fall into the classification of input or output.

Process parameters can be used as set points, comparison values, or in conditional logic.

OPM enables the association of process parameters to a resource, at the resource level within an operation and a recipe, as well as at the production batch level.

If the Parameter type is Numeric Range, then the Target field can be defined at the generic resource. The Target, Min, and Max value fields can be overridden at the recipe resource level. Once a batch is created, the actual value is the only field that can be entered.

If the Parameter type is List of Values, then no overrides can be made. Once a batch is created, the actual value is the only field that can be entered.

If the Parameter type is Text, then the Target value can be defined at the generic resource and overridden at the recipe resource level.Once a batch is created, the actual value is the only field that can be edited.
 
If the parameter is added directly to a batch, then the Target field can be entered, and the Min and Max fields can be entered if it is a numeric type.

  • Navigation : Process Engineer >>Setup>>Process Parameter >> Define process parameters 




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Monday, 31 August 2015

Oracle ASCP Organization Security

This feature restricts plan information access to authorized individuals. Oracle ASCP allow users to associate job responsibilities to organizations for security purposes.

The following diagram illustrates the procedure flow for assigning users and job responsibilities to organizations:
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Define custom responsibility in the Planning Server.

Navigation --> System administrator -->Security -->Responsibility -->Define



Define users and assign responsibilities 

Navigation : system administrator -->Security -->User --> Define

 


Assign Organization to Responsibilities

navigation :Advanced Planning administrator -->admin -->Organization Security

Save the Work .

Now User having Responsibility "ASCP_Supply chain Planner" Can View/Update Plans for Organization "TST:AM1"