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[Michael Webster <730190@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Tried on both 5.0.15 and 6.0.1 -

Using OpenERP to schedule manufacturing in a machine shop

I've setup working times of Monday-Friday, 07:00 thru 15:00

Created my workcenters, assigned the working time to them.

Create routings of approximately 7 workcenters in length.

Create a BOM which assigns a routing to a particular product.

Create a manufacturing order.  Check the schedule -

If, for instance, I have a manufacturing operation with 16 hours, it
loads a single day with 16 hours, rather than breaking it up to 2 days.

It also ignores non-work days (Sat and Sun)

This is with mrp_operations and JIT scheduling installed (not sure which
is causing this issue).

I wouldn't exclude the possibility that I'm doing something wrong, but
this is the only real hurdle from having a functional scheduling system
for my shop, and it's a big one.

I'm open to workarounds if there are any.

** Affects: openobject-server
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Working times being ignored by workcenters for scheduling

Status in OpenERP Server:
  New

Bug description:
  Tried on both 5.0.15 and 6.0.1 -

  Using OpenERP to schedule manufacturing in a machine shop

  I've setup working times of Monday-Friday, 07:00 thru 15:00

  Created my workcenters, assigned the working time to them.

  Create routings of approximately 7 workcenters in length.

  Create a BOM which assigns a routing to a particular product.

  Create a manufacturing order.  Check the schedule -

  If, for instance, I have a manufacturing operation with 16 hours, it
  loads a single day with 16 hours, rather than breaking it up to 2
  days.

  It also ignores non-work days (Sat and Sun)

  This is with mrp_operations and JIT scheduling installed (not sure
  which is causing this issue).

  I wouldn't exclude the possibility that I'm doing something wrong, but
  this is the only real hurdle from having a functional scheduling
  system for my shop, and it's a big one.

  I'm open to workarounds if there are any.