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When you run MPS by Planner Code, you are running the Master Production Scheduling (MPS) system. This utility creates firm Planned Orders to meet forecasted demand (i.e., from Production Plans) and also actual demand (i.e., from Sales Orders) for MPS Items. An Item is defined as an MPS Item on its Item master. By default, Planned Orders created by the MPS planning system will be firm when they are generated. This establishes them as a legitimate source of demand within the wider planning system. The firm-by-default nature of MPS Orders distinguishes them from MRP Orders, which must be manually firmed. The quantities for MPS Planned Orders will vary depending on the source of demand. The following considerations are used to identify the appropriate demand:
TipYou might consider running the MRP system after you run MPS. Running MRP after MPS will ensure you plan for the materials required to satisfy your MPS-driven demand. To run MPS by Planner Code, select the "Run MPS by Planner Code" option. The following screen will appear:
![]() Run MPS by Planner Code
NoteOnly Items designated as MPS Items will have Planned Orders created for them when MPS is run. By default, MPS generates firm Planned Orders. When running MPS by Planner Code, you are presented with the following options:
TipIf you schedule an MRP or MPS job submitted to the Batch Manager to run on a periodic basis—daily, weekly, monthly—the cutoff date used for the run will automatically be updated by the number of days in the specified reschedule interval (Day = +1, Week = +7, and Month = +30). To the far right of the screen, the following buttons are available:
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