Deallocation of Operations and Orders
You can use this
function in the detailed scheduling
planning board, in the
production planning
run, or automatically in Detailed
Scheduling to deallocate operations or orders, in other words, to remove
them from the resource schedule. You set this function, for example, if you want to
specify the production dates/times of operations for important orders first,
and then later schedule the operations for less important orders.
A deallocated operation has the status deallocated. It is then assigned to a specific mode, but does not utilize the resources of this mode. The system automatically adjusts dates/times or modes of deallocated operations during scheduling, for example,
· If time relationships or pegging relationships must not be violated
· If linking of modes exists for a scheduled operation, which is rescheduled to another mode
· If you have set compact scheduling
A deallocation chart must be defined for the DS planning board so that you can deallocate operations or orders manually using Drag&Drop in the DS planning board. You can find more information under Manual Scheduling Using Drag&Drop.
Drag the operations or orders into the deallocation chart using Drag&Drop (see also Scheduling or Rescheduling Operations and Orders Using Drag&Drop).
The system deallocates the objects. Each selected object has - depending on the planning direction - its current start or end date/time. Operations maintain their mode assignment, with the following exception: If the deallocation chart is a resource chart, you can assign a new mode to an operation by dragging the operation to an alternative primary resource. The system adjusts the operation duration in accordance with the calendar resource of the new mode.

You can undo this function within the DS planning board.
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1. Select the operations or orders that you want to deallocate.
2. Choose Functions → Deallocate
The system deallocates the objects. Each selected object has - depending on the planning direction - its current start or end date/time. Operations maintain their mode assignment.

If you have specified in the planning board profile, for example, that only scheduled operations are displayed in a chart, the deallocated operations disappear from this chart. If you have defined a chart in the planning board profile, in which operations with the status deallocated should be displayed, the deallocated operations are displayed in this chart.

You can undo this function within the DS planning board.
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1. Specify the Deallocate function when defining the production planning run for the processing step in which the system should perform deallocation.
2. Specify the operations or orders that the system should deallocate in this processing step.
The system deallocates the operations or orders in the production planning run. Each selected object has – depending on the planning direction – its current start or end date/time. Operations maintain their mode assignment.
When the system schedules or reschedules an operation, other operations may be affected, for example, by time relationships or pegging relationships that must be observed. Instead of rescheduling these dependent operations so that the relationships are not violated, the system can only adjust the dates/times for these operations accordingly, and deallocate the operations. Choose Deallocate dependent operations in the detailed scheduling strategy for the scheduling submode. If no mode linkage exists, which requires a change of mode, the operations will maintain their mode assignment.
You can reschedule deallocated operations or orders, that is, you can dispatch them again to resources
· In the DS planning board manually using Drag&Drop or with the reschedule scheduling function
· In the production planning run using the reschedule scheduling function