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PRICE/COST AND LIMITS for RESOURCES
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PRICE/COST
The PRICE data statement is intended for resources
bought or sold outside the scope of the PLAN.
PRICES #nnnn = value, #nnnn = value
.........#nnnn = value;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
value = unit price or cost
PRICES,VALUES are synonymous and can be used
interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
COSTS,EXPENSES are synonymous and can be used to
replace PRICE if the values are negative.
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LIMITS
The planner specifies product demand, material
availability, time availability for processes and
inventory status through the LIMITS data statements.
LIMITS #nnnn = value1:value2,#nnnn = value1:value2
......................#nnnn = value1:value2;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
value1 = low limit
value2 = upper limit
LIMITS,RANGE,BOUNDS are synonymous and can be used
interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
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FIXED
Both lower and upper limits may be the same value for
certain resources. The planner may want a very tight
control on production. The FIXED data statement may be
used.
FIXED #nnnn = value, #nnnn = value
.........#nnnn = value;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
value = both low and upper limit
FIXED,HOLD,SET are synonymous and can be used
interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
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L.L.
U.L.
The lower and upper limits can be entered separately using
the L.L. or the U.L. data statements respectively.
L.L. #nnnn = value, #nnnn = value
.........#nnnn = value;
U.L. #nnnn = value, #nnnn = value
.........#nnnn = value;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
value = low or upper limit
L.L.,LOW,MIN,MINIMUM are synonymous and can be
used interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
U.L.,UPPER,MAX,MAXIMUM are synonymous and can be
used interchangeably.(see. UTILITY)
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Resources PRICES, LIMITS (FIXED,L.L or U.L.) and name
identifications can be combined together in the same
data statements. Their corresponding order is
immaterial.
PRICES/LIMITS #nnnn /name identification=value
#nnnn =name identification/value
#nnnn =value/name identification
#nnnn /value=name identification;
nnnn = resource numbers (1-9999)
name identification (30-characters)
value = low or upper limit
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PRICE/COST and LIMITS - S U M M A R Y
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A typical RESOURCE,PRICES and LIMITS data statement are
as follows:
'......................................................
' production: from plant #2
' refined products demand per month
'......................................................
RESOURCE #710=m10 total production
RESOURCE #730=m30 total production
RESOURCE #760=m60 total production
'.......assign product prices..........................
PRICES #710 = 16.0, #730 = 15.0, #760 = 14.0;
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'.......assign limits monthly demand....................
LIMITS #710 = 20.0 : 35.0
#730 = 20.0 : 35.0
#760 = 10.0 : 30.0;
'.......................................................
' Or maybe as follows:
'.......................................................
MINIMUM #710 = 20.0, #730 = 20.0, #760 = 10.0;
MAXIMUM #710 = 35.0, #730 = 35.0, #760 = 30.0;
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