Global Scheduling ignores jobs that's due to start in more than

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On 8.03.4xx that sounds like what you might see if you inadvertantly set up to use a rough cut horizon (3 weeks out). Load table aren't populated.
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From: dminyan <golangti@...>
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 3:13 PM
Subject: [Vantage] Global Scheduling ignores jobs that's due to start in more than 3 weeks


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Using Epicor 9.05.607A, we've started using APS about 6 months ago and recently noticed that after running Global Scheduling, any job that has a start date that's later than 3 weeks (or so) from today will not show on the Multi resource scheduling board. On time phase the job will show demand but start date field is blank. Our finite horizon is 180 days.
On job entry/tracker the job does have a valid start date. On all other reports and dashboard everything seems to be fine.

I've tried changing the different settings on the Part entry (lead time/days of supply/ planning horizon etc) but it made no difference.

Did anyone experienced anything like that?

TIA




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Using Epicor 9.05.607A, we've started using APS about 6 months ago and recently noticed that after running Global Scheduling, any job that has a start date that's later than 3 weeks (or so) from today will not show on the Multi resource scheduling board. On time phase the job will show demand but start date field is blank. Our finite horizon is 180 days.
On job entry/tracker the job does have a valid start date. On all other reports and dashboard everything seems to be fine.

I've tried changing the different settings on the Part entry (lead time/days of supply/ planning horizon etc) but it made no difference.

Did anyone experienced anything like that?

TIA