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API mrp_sourcing_rule_pub Errors Rank cannot be changed
because sourcing rule is already assigned (1442633.1)
MRP Planned Order Quantity Is Incorrect When Using Multiple
Rank Sourcing Rules and ASL Supplier Capacity (1950688.1)

MRP Does Not Consider Sourcing Rule With Rank2 Sources

When Same Allocation % Is Given As Sob (Doc ID
1168143.1)

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Goal

Generate Sourcing Rules And ASLs From Blanket Agreements

Ranking not Behaving As Expected (1678447.1)

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Planned order not split among suppliers according to Sourcing

Rule Allocation Percentages in an ASCP unconstrained Plan
(292335.1)

MRP Does Not Consider Sourcing Rule With rank2 Sources

When Same Allocation % Is Given As Sob (1168143.1)
MRPFDDSR Sourcing Rules Form Errors APP-MRP-22016
Overlapping in date range occurs at Effective Date
(1546895.1)
MRP IS NOT HONOURING ALLOCATION PERCENTAGES IN
SOURCING RULE (309425.1)
Memory Based Snapshot Fails With ORA-01455 in
msclis_load_item_sourcing (1399253.1)
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How to enforce a hard/blind sourcing split in a constrained

plan without considering the constraints? (1349479.1)

No Source Supplier information seen in the plan even though

the item has a sourcing rule assigned. (1495097.1)

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The sourcing rule allocation is highly dependant on two

factors.
One the Value of profile : MRP : cut off history days and
allocation happened to the sourcing suppliers/orgs till then.
For ex: In your case you have few splits in rank 1 and rank 2.
But the plan is going ahead with honouring split only at rank
1.
The reason here is its intended as teh MRP : cutoff history is
zero.
The requirement for the planning to shift to next sourcing
arises only if it gets an glimpse to see the sourcing history for
each of the sources in the same rank and across the rank.
Suppose we set the profile MRP: cut off history to say 5 days,
then plan just tries to intially load all the sourcing on the first
highest allocation percentage source on rank 1 and once it
reaches the pecentage, say we have 60% and 40% in rank 1
and 100% in rank 2, plan based on requirements loads intially
all supplies to rank 1 60% supplier by looking at history of 5
days, now when it reaches 60% loading , it starts loading the
second rank 1 supplier till 40% and this also by looking at 5
days history
Now when the sources at rank 1 are full , it goes to second
rank.

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