Quintiq file version 2.0
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#parent: #root
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FunctionOverride CalcQuantity
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{
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TextBody:
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[*
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// edz1 Aug-31-2016 (created)
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value := this.InventorySpecification().QuantityToMove();
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// If we are below target, the quantity will be positive, if we are below target the quantity will be negative
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// If this is a decrease move, then we need to flip the sign since we want to make a move if we are above target
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if( not this.IsIncrease() )
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{
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value := -value;
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}
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// To make sure that an increase move actually increases the target inventory and a decrease move actually decreases it, we must make sure that the quantity is not negative
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// If it is non positve, we take 10% of the current target inventory instead
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targetinquantity := this.InventorySpecification().TargetInQuantity_DELETED_Nov19();
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if( value <= 0 )
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{
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value := 0.1 * targetinquantity;
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}
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if( not this.IsIncrease() )
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{
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// If we are very close to 100% fulfillment, the number of stockingpoints with a shortage becomes very small and the proposed decrease may even exceed 100%
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// Therefore, we take the minimum between the suggested value and 25% of the current value
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value := minvalue( value, 0.25 * targetinquantity );
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}
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this.Quantity( value );
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*]
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}
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