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Master KM: Guide to Discrete and Process Manufacturing Setups in Fusion Manufacturing Cloud
(Setups, FAQs, Troubleshooting) (Doc ID 2655912.1)

In this Document

Purpose
Scope
Details

Manufacturing Setups
Setup Inventory Organization
Setup subinventories
Pick slip grouping rules
Setup plant parameters
General Information Tab
Work Definition Tab
Work Execution Tab
Assign roles and data access to users
Manufacturing Engineer
Production Operator
Production Supervisor
Data Access
Setup plant profiles
RCS_DEFAULT_UOM_SERVICE_DURATION_CLASS
ORA_RCS_HOUR_UOM
RCS_DEFAULT_MFG_PLANT_ORG
ORA_RCS_SHOW_UNRELEASED_SCM_COMMON_FEATURES
Setup work areas
Setup production resources
Resource Instances
Setup additional work order statuses

Process Manufacturing Setups

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


Is the operation dependency feature (Start to Start - Start to Finish ...) and machine capacity distribution available in
oracle manufacturing cloud?
What are the key differences of features in Process Manufacturing as compared to Discrete Manufacturing?
Is Project Manufacturing available through Oracle Manufacturing?
Is it feasible to accurately track Batch Quantity at each work order operation level?
Though "Default Transaction Quantity" is set to none and "Default Transaction Mode" is set to "Entered' in plant
parameters, why is the resource 'To Charge' value not defaulting in 'Review Dispatch List'?
Are batch resources supported in manufacturing cloud i.e. where resources are modeled by their capacity e.g. Product
A volume is 10 cubic meters when in a process for 2 hours, while product B volume is 8 cubic meters when in the
same process for 3 hours while process capacity volume is 20 cubic meters?
Does manufacturing support tooling / production resources?
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Is it feasible to share resources across work centers? If so, is there a way to specify a percentage shared for each
work center?
Is it possible to copy resources?
Is there a feature to limit the capacity of manufacturing?
While completing the last operations of work order using the 'Review Dispatch List' only the Product and Inventory
train stops are appearing while the Backflush materials and Autotransact resources train stop does not show up. Is
there a setup governing the display of these train stops?
Is it Possible to Import Resources, Work Areas and Work Centers using FBDI/ADFDI?
Is there and option to upload the work center, work areas, and production resources using excel upload?
Why is the option 'Organization is a manufacturing plant' greyed out/locked for update in 'Manage Inventory
Organization' parameter setup?
Can the 'Work Order Starting Number' field in 'Manage Plant Parameters' be modified?

Troubleshooting
Tips for troubleshooting manufacturing setups
Common Issues
Work order error - The Value of the attribute Completion Subinventory is not valid
Cannot edit operation resource after work order creation with error - "java.lang.NullPointerException”
References

APPLIES TO:

Oracle Fusion Manufacturing Cloud Service - Version 11.13.20.01.0 and later


Information in this document applies to any platform.

PURPOSE

The purpose of this document is to provide a complete guide to implementers through setups on manufacturing cloud.

SCOPE

This document will guide implementation teams through setups in discrete and process manufacturing, address frequently
asked questions and help troubleshoot common issues.

DETAILS

Discrete and Process

Manufacturing Setups
Manufacturing Setups
Following are the setups in manufacturing.

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1. Setup inventory organization as a plant (Required)


2. Setup subinventories (Required)
3. Pick slip grouping rules (Optional)
4. Setup plant parameters (Required)
5. Assign roles and data access to users (Required)
6. Setup plant profiles (Required)
7. Setup work areas (Required)
8. Setup work centers (Required)
9. Setup production resources (Optional)
10. Setup additional work order statuses (Optional)

The setups required for setting the plant schedules (calendar) is available under a separate document. Execute these setups
sequentially in the order specified above.
To set up Oracle Fusion Manufacturing, perform the setup tasks specified in the Manufacturing and Supply Chain Materials
Management offering on the Setup and Maintenance work area.

Setup Inventory Organization

The inventory organization is a facility within the organization that defines a manufacturing plant. It is associated with a
location of the plant, legal entity, management business unit and profit center business unit.

In order to define an inventory organization as manufacturing plant, the parameter “Organization is a manufacturing plant”
must be checked.

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The “Time Zone” parameter defines the time zone used by the plant for scheduling.

Setup subinventories

From a manufacturing perspective, the inventory organization defined as a plant will require defining subinventories for
materials to be staged and placed back on completion. The subinventory from where work in progress will issue the materials
to work order is the supply subinventory, while the subinventory where product is completed is the completion subinventory.
Subinventory of storage type are designated for supply and completion subinventories.

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Material status of subinventory decides inventory transactions allowed on work order for e.g. if materials issue is allowed from
a subinventory or if product completion transaction is allowed. Following are the standard inventory transaction types allowed
on work order.

Work in Process Material Issue


Work in Process Negative Material Issue
Work in Process Negative Material Return
Work in Process Pick
Work in Process Product Completion

The subinventory could optionally be locator controlled.

Pick slip grouping rules

While picking materials for the work order, the pick slip grouping rules decide how the materials to be picked will be grouped
together into a pick slip. Work area, work center, operation, push or pull supply type are some of the attributes available to
group pick slips to the work. It is not required specify any of attributes in which case, picks made would not grouped based on
any of attributes. At time of work order release using the button “Release and Pick Materials” or using the task “Pick Materials
for Work Orders”. Both the actions submit the program “Pick Materials for Work Orders”. Pick slip grouping rule is a mandatory
parameter for this program.

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Setup plant parameters

Manufacturing plant parameters have three relevant sub-tabs:


1. General Information
2. Work Definition
3. Work Execution

General Information Tab

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Below are the details of each parameter in general information tab.

Parameters Required Description


Refers to the schedule or calendar to be used in the manufacturing plant.

Manufacturing Note: Changing the Manufacturing calendar or deleting the calendar in the Setup and
Yes
Calendar Maintenance work area can lead to data corruption and unwanted consequences in the work
order scheduling and lead time calculations.

Enable
Process No Specifies if the plant is enabled for process manufacturing, in addition to discrete manufacturing.
Manufacturing
Specifies the default work method when the plant is enabled for process manufacturing. The
Default Work
No possible values are Discrete Manufacturing and Process Manufacturing. The default plant
Method
parameter value is Discrete Manufacturing.
For work definitions:

Specifies the default supply subinventory for work definition operation item if there is no supply
subinventory defined for the work center or item master.

For work orders:


Default Supply
Yes Specifies the supply subinventory to be used when backflushing components that don't have
Subinventory
default values defined at the work order operation item or the inventory item level.

For orderless transactions:

Specifies the supply subinventory to be used when backflushing components that don't have
default values defined at the work definition operation item or the inventory item level.

For work orders:

Specifies the completion subinventory to be used for storing the completed product if a default
Default isn't defined at the work order level.
Completion Yes
For orderless transactions:
Subinventory
Specifies the completion subinventory to be used for storing the completed product if a default
isn't defined at the work definition level.

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Parameters Required Description


For work definitions:

Specifies the default supply locator for work definition operation item if there is no supply locator
defined for the work center or item master.

For work orders:


Default Supply
No Specifies the supply locator to be used when backflushing components that don't have default
Locator
values defined at the work order operation item or the inventory item level.

For orderless transactions:

Specifies the supply locator to be used when backflushing components that don't have default
values defined at the work definition operation item or the inventory item level.

For work orders:

Specifies the completion locator to be used for storing the completed product if a default isn't
defined at the work order level.
Default
Completion No For orderless transactions:
Locator
Specifies the completion locator to be used for storing the completed product if a default isn't
defined at the work definition level.

For work orders:


Default Pick
Slip Grouping No Specifies the grouping rules that are defaulted from Inventory and are used as the basis to group
Rule the pick slips for work order material picking.

For work orders:

Specifies whether or not to print the pick slips that are generated when the Pick Materials for
Print pick slips No
work Orders scheduled process is run and movement request is created to move materials from
the warehouse to either directly issue to a work order or to a destination subinventory.

Include pull For work orders:


components
No Specifies whether or not to allow materials with the supply type operation pull and assembly pull
for pick
to be considered for the pick release activity.
release

For work orders:


Issue push
components Specifies that when a pick slip is confirmed for the work order materials the materials with supply
No
on pick type push will be directly issued to the work order.
release

Work Definition Tab

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Below are the details of each parameter in work definition tab.

Parameters Required Description


Starting Specifies the default sequence number for the first operation in a work definition and work order.
Operation No
Note: The value must be a positive integer.
Sequence
Specifies the incremental value by which the sequence of the operation is to be increased in the
Operation work definition and work order.
Sequence No
Increment Note: The value must be a positive integer.

Specifies whether the phantom components and resources are inherited at the same operation
that the phantom is assigned in the parent item work definition.

The valid values are:

Material Only: On selecting this value, when creating the work order, all of the phantom
Phantom components are inherited at the same operation that the phantom is assigned in the parent
Operation No item work definition.
Inheritance Material and Resources: On selecting this value, when creating the work order, all of the
phantom components and resources are inherited at the same operation that the phantom
is assigned in the parent item work definition.

Note: The default value is Material Only.

Work Execution Tab

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Below are the details of each parameter in work definition tab.

Parameters Required Description


Specifies the prefix to use when autogenerating the work order names when creating the work
Work Order orders.
No
Prefix
Note: A maximum length of 30 characters is allowed.

Specifies the initial number to pass in to the document sequence which is created when a
record is saved.
Work Order
Yes The value must be a positive integer greater than zero. The default value is 1000.
Starting Number
This field becomes read only after the work order document sequence for the plant is created.

Specifies the percentage of assemblies that you can over complete on work orders if not
defined at the work order level.
Default
Overcompletion The value must be between 1 and 100. The default value is Null.
No
Tolerance
Percentage
Note: For process manufacturing, the tolerance is applicable for the Operation quantity.

Specifies whether the materials and resources are defaulted from the work order operation
when reporting the material or resource transactions.

The valid values are:

Default All: On selecting this value, all the components and resources that are associated to the
Transaction No work order operation are defaulted and you can transact against them.
Mode Entered: On selecting this value, the components and resources that are associated to
the work order operation aren't defaulted and you're required to enter the specific
component or the resource to transact.

Note: The default value is All.

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Parameters Required Description


Specifies whether the transaction quantity is to be defaulted as that of the required quantity
during the material or resource transactions in a work order. However, you're allowed to make
changes to the defaulted quantity.

The valid values are:

None: On selecting this value, the transaction quantity isn't defaulted as that of the
Default required quantity during the material or resource transactions in a work order.
Transaction No Material: On selecting this value, the transaction quantity is defaulted as that of the
Quantity required quantity during the material transactions in a work order.
Resources: On selecting this value, the transaction quantity is defaulted as that of the
required quantity during the resource transactions in a work order.
Both: On selecting this value, the transaction quantity is defaulted as that of the
required quantity during the material and resource transactions in a work order.

Note: The default value is Both.

Specifies whether changing the transaction quantity is allowed or not.

The valid values are:

None: On selecting this value, during backflushing, you can't modify the transaction
quantity of the pull components required in an operation and can't report the
consumption of the ad hoc material. During automatic charging, you can't modify the
charge quantity of the automatic resources required in an operation and can't report
the usage of the ad hoc resources.
Material: On selecting this value, during backflushing, you can modify the transaction
quantity of the pull components required in an operation and can report the
consumption of the ad hoc material. During automatic charging, you can't modify the
Allow Quantity charge quantity of the automatic resources required in an operation and can't report
Changes During No the usage of the ad hoc resources.
Backflush Resources: On selecting this value, during backflushing, you can't modify the
transaction quantity of the pull components required in an operation and can't report
the consumption of the ad hoc material. During automatic charging, you can modify the
charge quantity of the automatic resources required in an operation and can report the
usage of the ad hoc resources.
Both: On selecting this value, during backflushing, you can modify the transaction
quantity of the pull components required at an operation and can report the
consumption of the ad hoc material. During automatic charging, you can modify the
charge quantity of the automatic resources required at an operation and can report
usage of ad hoc resources.

Note: The default value is None.

Specifies the name of the template to be used for printing the work order traveler or the labels
for the plant.

You may use your own BI publisher templates by specifying the file path and file name of your
templates in this parameter. If the parameter is left blank, the default template defined in the
BI publisher report definition settings is used for all the plants.
Default Work
Order Traveler No
Template Note: You can find separate default templates for discrete and process manufacturing
work orders.

A maximum string length of 400 characters is allowed.

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Parameters Required Description


Specifies the name of the template to be used for printing the work order traveler or the labels
for the plant.
Default Label
No You may use your own BI publisher templates by specifying the file path and file name of your
Template
templates in this parameter. If the parameter is left blank, the default template defined in the
BI publisher report definition settings is used for all the plants

Print product Indicates whether product labels are printed using external printing applications. When
labels using selected, the native printing functionality into PDF is suppressed and a print product label
No
external business event is generated. External printing applications can listen to the business event to
applications generate labels externally.
Indicates whether the component yield is factored into the work order material requirements
Include and the component quantities during the material transactions.
component yield
No
in material You deselect this parameter to avoid rounding the decimal quantities. The rounding can inflate
requirements transaction quantities causing inaccurate representation of requirements.

Automatically
associate serial
Indicates whether the serial numbers are to be automatically generated and associated when
numbers during No
importing a work order.
work order
import
Level at which start or pause events are captured for serialization-enabled operations. The
valid values are as follows:

Capture Level for Operation: When you select this value, start or pause events are captured for
Serialization No serialization-enabled operations at an operation level. This is a default option.
Operations Item Serial: When you select this value, start or pause events are captured at individual
serial units for serialization-enabled operations.

Timing of creation of the purchase requisition for outside processing. The valid values are as
follows:

Purchase At Work Order Release: Purchase Requisition is created at the time of releasing a work
Requisition No order.
Trigger At Operation: Purchase Requisition is created at the time of completing quantities at an
operation prior to a Supplier Operation. This is the default value.

Level at which operators report materials for serialization-enabled operations. The valid values
Material are as follows:
Reporting Level
Operation: When you select this value, material reporting would be enabled only at the
for Serialization- No
operation level. This is a default option.
Enabled
Item Serial: When you select this value, material reporting would be enabled at
Operations
individual serial units for serialization-enabled operations.

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Parameters Required Description


Specifies whether lots should be manually entered or defaulted during backflush. This is
applicable for both Report Operation Transactions (Complete with Details) as well as Report
Orderless Completion user flows.

The valid values are:


Lot Selection
No
During Backflush Manual: Lots aren't defaulted and need to be manually entered. This is the default
setting.
Lot FIFO: Lots are defaulted using the receipt date or first in first out (FIFO) basis.
Lot FEFO: Lots are defaulted using the expiration date or first expiration first out (FEFO)
basis.

Allow negative
Specifies whether negative material transaction can be performed without serial number, for
issue without No
material with serial generation set up at work order issue.
serial number
Manually issue Specifies whether or not to enable the execute a rework work order with manual control.
assembly to When this parameter is enabled, the assembly item is issued manually to a rework work order
No
rework work with appropriate revision. The operation completion is performed up to the quantity of the
order assembly component item that you issued to work order.
Allow direct Indicates whether the direct purchases for work orders are allowed or not. The check box is
purchases for No checked by default for maintenance organizations. The check box is unchecked by default for
work orders manufacturing organizations and must be checked to enable the parameter.

Assign roles and data access to users

Following seeded job roles are available for manufacturing cloud.

Manufacturing Engineer

Individual responsible for dealing with different manufacturing practices and processes, and for the research and development
of systems, processes, machines, tools and equipment that turn raw material into a product.

Production Operator

Individual responsible for material handling, fabrication, assembly and finishing of products, and preparing finished products
for warehousing and shipping.

Production Supervisor

Individual responsible for planning, directing and coordinating production operations and activities in a manufacturing
organization. This person ensures product output and quality meet established goals while remaining on budget.

Navigate to security console to assign the roles to specific users. Employee/Contingent worker role is required to define the
user as a resource instance.

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Data Access

The roles can assigned to user based on job function performed. Review the documentation “Security Reference for
Manufacturing and Supply Chain Materials Management” for details on duties and privileges available under each of the above
roles. Next, assign the plant to which data access is required for the user.

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Setup plant profiles

The below two profile options determine the UOM class and UOM to be used for scheduling work orders in manufacturing.

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RCS_DEFAULT_UOM_SERVICE_DURATION_CLASS

Identifies the UOM class for Time. Specify the default UOM class for service duration units, and enables manufacturing to show
the units of time assigned with this class.

ORA_RCS_HOUR_UOM

Contains the UOM representing hours. Identifies which “Unit of Measure represents” a standard hour of time for “Time” UOM
class specified in RCS_DEFAULT_UOM_SERVICE_DURATION_CLASS.

Note: This should not be set to minute, seconds or other equivalents of “Time” UOM class, else work order scheduling will
be incorrect as calculation is based on hour equivalent.

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RCS_DEFAULT_MFG_PLANT_ORG

This is an optional profile. It defaults the plant context on user login to the value specified in the profile for manufacturing.
This sets organization context automatically when navigating to any manufacturing screen. On modifying the organization
context to another plant, the modified context applies to further navigation.

ORA_RCS_SHOW_UNRELEASED_SCM_COMMON_FEATURES

This is currently an unused profile.

Setup work areas

A work area is a specific region in the manufacturing plant where you execute production activities. The work area is a
physical, geographical, or logical grouping of work centers.

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Above picture depicts the concept of work area within a manufacturing plant.

Note: It mandatory to define at least one work area for a manufacturing plant with at least one work center for each work
area.

Setup work centers

Work centers are specific production units that consist of people or equipment. Work center is associated with an active work
area. Besides creating/editing/deleting a work center, work center task will allow the following:

Add resources to a work center and allocate resources to different shifts


View and manage exceptions associated to the resources

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Let us assume a work area within a plant that manufactures display units. In the manufacturing line area, there are three
workshops, each using separate resources and equipments. Each workshop has raw materials issued from three different
subinventory. Below is an example of organizing the implementation into concept of work area and center.

Above figure shows three work centers to build the display unit. Cables workshop assembles the cables together into the
workshop, monitors workshop to build the monitor unit and final assembly workshop to build the output from other two work
centers for finished product. All three work centers have different equipment's and resources. Three distinct supply
subinventories feed raw materials to each work center.

Below is an example of the configuration of work are and centers in the application.

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Work area should be active to assign to a work center. Below are the work centers configured for the example above.

Prior to creating the work center, configure the production resource and equipment associated with the work center.

Setup production resources

Resources are people, machines, and tools allocated to a work center. Resources are of two types:

Labor
Equipment

Optionally it is possible to specify a resource instance to specific an equipment or labor for the resource.

Resource Instances

Resource instances are granular representations of a resource in the Manufacturing application. One or more resource
instances can be associated to a resource.

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A labor resource instance represents the names of actual people working in the manufacturing shop floor. While an equipment
resource instance represents the names of actual machines used in the manufacturing shop floor.

In Oracle Fusion Applications Cloud, using Setup and Maintenance work area, in order to monitor IoT equipments/resources,
create third party application called “IoT Production Monitoring”, which identifies the IoT Production Monitoring cloud instance
that Manufacturing Cloud will integrate.

The above picture illustrates the association of production resources with resource instances and work center. Person types in
Oracle Trading Community Architecture that can be associated to a resource instance and can be any of the following:

Employee
Contingent Worker
Partner Contact

In case of a labor resource, associate the user with an employee record.

Figure above shows employee record being associated with the user. Under customer data management, the employee record
should be associated with a party. Human resources employee record should synchronize automatically in sales cloud.
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Upon the association, the employee/contingent worker/partner contact will be available to associate as a resource instance.

A resource class allows classifying the resources through a standard lookup. Below is an example for creation of the resource
class lookup and it association to resource of type equipment. In order to creating the lookup, navigate to “Manage Production
Lookups” under “Setup and Maintenance”. Identify the lookup “ORA_WIS_RESOURCE_CLASS”. Define values for the resource
class to classify the resource.

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Create the resource of type equipment and associate the resource class defined above.

Once the resources are defined, associate with the work center using “Manage Work Center” task under “Setup and
Maintenance”

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Currently default assigned units is one for both resource while resource UOM for both labor and equipment was “Hour”.
Another knowledge article covers details on calendar, schedule and lead-time calculation.

Setup additional work order statuses

The task “Manage Work Order Statuses” can be used to define additional statuses as desired by the user. Provide a unique
name and code for the status, and associate it to a system status.

Note: It is recommended to not update the name of the system status. However, if you want to, you must do it in a way that
the user can understand and associate it to the original name of the system status.

System and user-defined statuses allow update of both Name and Description attributes.

Note: It is recommended to not update the name of the system status. However, if you want to, you must do it in a way
that the user can understand and associate it to the original name of the system status.

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Process Manufacturing Setups


Batch Production for Process Manufacturing introduced “Work method” that allows mixed mode allowing work definitions and
orders to be defined for both discrete and process manufacturing at the same time. Work method drives the mixed mode
instead of item as in discrete manufacturing.

Following plant parameter defines enablement of process manufacturing along with discrete and default work method.

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Rest of manufacturing setups discussed in this knowledge article will remain the same.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is the operation dependency feature (Start to Start - Start to Finish ...) and machine capacity distribution available in
oracle manufacturing cloud?

Oracle Manufacturing Cloud currently supports unconstrained scheduling out of the box to schedule work orders using Finish-
to-Start relationship between operations. Start-to-Start relationship using the unconstrained schedule is a product
enhancement. Oracle Production Scheduling (Planning) product is on the roadmap for a future release. This will be more
appropriate to handle capacity constraints and other operation relationship constraints. The alternative approach is currently to
use work order REST API with scheduling mode as 'NO_SCHEDULING' and supply the dates manually to establish start to start
relationships (parallel and overlap operations), or use a third party scheduling tool and interface with Oracle Manufacturing
using REST APIs. While using this approach it is important to ensure that while operations can overlap, the dates between
entities have to be encompassed, i.e. resource dates should be encompassed within their operations, and operation dates
should be encompassed within the work order dates.

What are the key differences of features in Process Manufacturing as compared to Discrete Manufacturing?

One of the key differences is the support for multiple output items in any operation. However, process manufacturing does not
support serial tracked operations.

The lot selection and lot generation processes are similar to discrete. Component lot numbers should be pre-generated and
needs to be picked or scanned. For lot controlled output items, lot numbers can be generated at completion.

Is Project Manufacturing available through Oracle Manufacturing?

Yes, project manufacturing is available from release 13 update 20A. Project-Driven Supply Chain (PDSC) is part of release 13
update 20A. It will include the ability to segregate and value your inventory by project, sales order by project,
ship/receive/pick by project, transfer inventory within and across warehouse by project, procure by project, manufacture by
project, and execute maintenance by project.

Is it feasible to accurately track Batch Quantity at each work order operation level?

Operation Yield for Process Manufacturing is not supported currently.

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Though "Default Transaction Quantity" is set to none and "Default Transaction Mode" is set to "Entered' in plant
parameters, why is the resource 'To Charge' value not defaulting in 'Review Dispatch List'?

The changes to plant parameters does not impact the 'To Charge' or 'To Transact' (in backflush) defaulting.

Are batch resources supported in manufacturing cloud i.e. where resources are modeled by their capacity e.g.
Product A volume is 10 cubic meters when in a process for 2 hours, while product B volume is 8 cubic meters when
in the same process for 3 hours while process capacity volume is 20 cubic meters?

Currently this is not supported. here are two aspects in this - scheduling and work execution that needs to be considered.

From Work Execution standpoint, the work orders are scheduled using unconstrained scheduler which ignores capacities. So
you can have separate work orders(for discrete) or same work order(for process) using the same resource to manufacture
different products. There is no restriction for this in manufacturing cloud.

However, from scheduling perspective, it is in the road map to develop Production Scheduling Cloud to consider capacity
constraints while scheduling/planning work order supplies.

Does manufacturing support tooling / production resources?

Equipment or Labor are two categories for a production resource. It is possible to model tools as equipment resources or
introduce “Tools” as a resource class and attach this class while defining the resource. Details of creating a resource class is
available under setups in this document.

Is it feasible to share resources across work centers? If so, is there a way to specify a percentage shared for each
work center?

Multiple work centers can share a resource. However, each work center maintains resource availability for the shared resource
separately. Currently it is not possible to define percentage of sharing for a resource at work center level.

Is it possible to copy resources?

No, currently copying a resource is not a supported action.

Is there a feature to limit the capacity of manufacturing?

This feature is available through constrained planning.

While completing the last operations of work order using the 'Review Dispatch List' only the Product and Inventory
train stops are appearing while the Backflush materials and Autotransact resources train stop does not show up. Is
there a setup governing the display of these train stops?

Backflush and Autotransact resource train stop will only appear if quantity changes are allowed for both material and resources
in the plant parameters. Set the plant parameter "Allow quantity changes during Backflush" to "Both" i.e. Materials and
Resources.

Is it Possible to Import Resources, Work Areas and Work Centers using FBDI/ADFDI?

Follow Doc ID 2493433.1 - Is it Possible to Import Resources, Work Areas and Work Centers using FBDI/ADFDI?
Is there and option to upload the work center, work areas, and production resources using excel upload?

This can be achieved through FSM (Functional Setup Manager) upload. FBDI is not available to upload these entities.

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Why is the option 'Organization is a manufacturing plant' greyed out/locked for update in 'Manage Inventory
Organization' parameter setup?

After defining an organization as a manufacturing plant, the option to select/deselect the option is greyed out after plant
parameters are defined using 'Manage Plant Parameters'

Can the 'Work Order Starting Number' field in 'Manage Plant Parameters' be modified?

The document sequence if unedited during the initial setup (Manage Plant Parameters) is generated with a default value of
1000. There is no current provision to update it once the setup is saved.

The latest sequence and start number can be viewed in Manage Document Sequence setup task in FSM.

Troubleshooting

Tips for troubleshooting manufacturing setups

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Review access to Application Implementation Consultant role. This is required for setting up the tasks required in supply
chain management.
Certain tasks require data access to inventory organization/plant/data access set. Ensure provisioning of requisite
access to the user.
Review the inventory organization setups. Some of missing setups/options selected are crucial to manufacturing.
Review if the subinventory setups, e.g. if they storage subinventories etc.
Review the inventory and manufacturing specification of the item created in PIM prior to creation of work
definition/orders.

Common Issues

Work order error - The Value of the attribute Completion Subinventory is not valid

Issue: When trying to create a Standard Work Order the follow error pops up: "The Value of the attribute Completion
Subinventory is not valid"

Cause: The default Supply Subinventory and default Completion Subinventory assigned to the Manufacturing Plant in Manage
Plant Parameters setup task had been end-dated. When inactive subinventories are present in Plant Parameters, the error
described above will be received.

Solution: Follow Doc ID 2439159.1 - FA:SCM:MFG Error Received When Trying to Create a Work Order: "The Value of the
attribute Completion Subinventory is not valid"

Cannot edit operation resource after work order creation with error - "java.lang.NullPointerException”

Issue: After creating a Work Order in Manufacturing Organization, on editing the operation resource the following error is
thrown - "java.lang.NullPointerException”

Cause: mandatory profile options have not been setup.


Solution: Navigate to : Setup and Maintenance -> Manufacturing and Supply Chain Materials Management -> select the FSM
task 'Manage Plant Profiles'

Define all the below profile options for your Manufacturing Organization.

ORA_RCS_HOUR_UOM
RCS_DEFAULT_UOM_SERVICE_DURATION_CLASS

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