HI... hda. Thank you for your interest. I will explain again both cases:

2010/1/29 hda (OpenERP) <email address hidden>

> Hello Ana,
>
> I followed the same steps and configuration.
> First created bom with 3 level and created production order.
> I got material1 and material 2 substituted in production order.
>

But I think material1 and 2 should not be substituted in production order if
you don't set phantom BOM on definition. Production order should produce 2
new orders for piece1 and piece2.


> then created separate BOM like
> piece
>  piece1
>  piece2
> piece1
>  material1
> piece2
>  material2
>
> In both cases it is giving same result in production order.
>
No... piece1 and piece2 are not substitued for matrial1 and material2, so
it's not working same way on both cases.

IMHO, the correct functioning should be same for both ways of configuration.
Then... there is a combo box where you can select if bom can be phantom or
normal. If value phantom is set on this combo box, system should substitue
the material for its components, but if it's defined as normal, materials
should not be substitued.

Aditionally: IMHO, defining materials directly on sublist on bom is
confusing final user, since he can define one leven BOMs directly for a
product, but he can also define as subBOM inside a bom. I don't know which
of them should be the best and most usefull. Both are valid, but this way,
users tend to include BOM again on subBOM, when maybe it's defined by now as
independent bom. I don't know if I'm explaining right. Maybe usability of
BOM configuration should be discussed by manufacturing experts team.

Thank you...

Ana

Thank you
Ana

>
> I have tested on latest stable server,addons.
>
> Thanks.
> HDA
>
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> multi level BOM forces phantom set
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/471835
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>
> Bug description:
> I've got this 2 level BOM structure
>
> piece
>    piece1
>        Material1
>    piece2
>        Material2
>
> I defined piece, piece1, piece2 as procurement to order, produce. Material1
> and Material2, procurement to order, buy.
> I installed a fresh manufacturing profile database with mrp_operations,
> mrp_jit and mrp_repair. Nothing more on 5.0.6 (ubuntu 9.04)
>
> I defined exactly that structure using shortcut from BOM screen. That is...
> 1. New BOM
> 2. Define piece with piece1 and piece2 as part of bom structure
> 3. From Bom structure, open piece1, include material1 as part of his bom
> structure. Close the piece1 form and go back.
> 4, From piece bom structure, open piece2, include material2 as part of his
> bom structure. Close the piece2 form and go back.
> 5. Save
>  Type of bom is LDM normal for 3 bom structures.
>
> Create a new work order for 3 piece. Piece1 and Piece2 are substitued for
> material1 and material2, as piece1 and piece2 where defined as phantom. But
> they arent. I think this is a bug.
>
> If you define 3 bom structures at first level, like this, it is working
> right:
> piece
>  piece1
>  piece2
> piece1
>  material1
> piece2
>  material2
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Ana
>
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