True facts about: -singleStopPerCustomerSite
Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2024 10:15 am
Here's some fancy stuff I just learned today - about - "singleStopPerCustomerSite"...
singleStopPerCustomerSite : Defines a strong preference that all tasks of orders for the same customer site are carried out at the same stop if possible. If this is not possible, all orders for that customer site remain unplanned. Transport orders between two customer sites are ignored here. This preference is only considered in automatic planning. If this preference is not met for an input plan or for a change tours action, it is not reported as a violation.
- Well, I always thought, this would ensure that either all orders for customer BLABLA are served or none. But that's a wrong derivation.
In some cases, e.g. if one of the BLABLA orders is unplannable - that order remains unscheduled and the other BLABLA orders are served in a single stop or none. - In my current project the user needs in fact ALL OR NONE (and not just "single stop..."). So I was told to perform an "evaluation without input plan" (which I always thought is meaningless) but in fact this "pre"-request told me quickly which orders are unplannable - I was able to remove them AND their buddy tasks from the workload.