TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations

2000-0063-00

Operations Guide

This edition applies to Release 2, Modification Level 0, of TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations II, Program Number 5785-GBD, and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions or technical newsletters. Changes are made periodically to the information herein; before using this publication in connection with the operating of IBM systems, consult the latest IBM System/370 and 4300 Processors: Bibliography of Industry Systems and Application Programs, GC20-0370, for the editions that are applicable and current.

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Preface

The Communications Oriented Production Information and Control System (TFG2000) provides management with a guide for the development of a dynamic, online manufacturing control system that is responsive to the needs of many kinds of businesses. One of the products within TFG2000 is TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations (PCC), a set of programs that can be used to maintain current costs and cost history information to determine trends for use in product cost planning. Online transactions allow the user to query and update this information, and batch programs handle the bulk data requirements of this product.

TFG2000 PCC requires the TFG2000 Base Product, which consists of the TFG2000 data bases, TFG2000 programs that are common to several TFG2000 products, and installation and conversion tools.


Objectives of the Operations Guide

The Operations Guide is one of six manuals that support TFG2000 PCC. It is intended for data processing personnel who are involved with the installation, implementation, and maintenance of the TFG2000 products. These people should have experience working with a large computer system and may have formal data processing training. This manual assumes that they are familiar with CICS, DL/I, the operating system of choice, and with some computerized applications.

The Operations Guide describes the following:


Manual Structure

Although the Operations Guide is written for data processing personnel in general, the chapters are written for specific audiences.

All TFG2000 PCC users should read Chapter 1. Chapters 2 and 3 are written for those involved in program maintenance and modification. Chapters 4 and 5 are intended for data processing personnel concerned with the analysis, integration, and operations of systems.

The appendixes, with the exception of Appendix B, the Sample Problem, are provided as enhancements to the information in Chapters 1 through 5. The Sample Problem is used to test the proper installation and execution of the TFG2000 product.

The general structure of the manual is as follows:

Chapter 1. System Description
This chapter describes the general aspects of the TFG2000 system and this TFG2000 product, such as processing methods and screen design standards. It also explains how TFG2000 PCC communicates with other TFG2000 application areas.
Chapter 2. Online Application Programs
This chapter describes the online application programs specific to TFG2000 PCC. It includes sample screens, reference data, and additional information.
Chapter 3. Batch Programs
This chapter describes the reference material, input, and sample output for the batch programs in TFG2000 PCC.
Chapter 4. TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations Integration and Tailoring
This chapter provides information to assist in integrating TFG2000 PCC with other TFG2000 products. Relevant entries in the Environment Table are discussed.
Chapter 5. Installation and Operation of TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations
This chapter describes the minimum system configuration required for TFG2000 PCC and the installation stages.
Appendix A. How to Use the Charts
This appendix explains how to use the charts that are used to describe information in this manual.
Appendix B. TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations Sample Problem
This appendix provides an online exercise that is run against the TFG2000 Sample Problem data. It is intended as a working introduction to using TFG2000 PCC.

The Sample Problem is provided for two reasons:

  1. To verify that the product has been successfully installed.
  2. To teach appropriate personnel how to use this system.

Sample data bases are provided with TFG2000 PCC and the Sample Problem follows a sequence of online transactions and batch programs that should be similar to those used in a production environment. You can step through this sequence, checking the results against those included in the text. All personnel involved with installing and using the product should perform this exercise.

Note: Certain figures and data mentioned in this manual assume that the options selected, by means of the Environment Table and other parameter values, are the default values as distributed with the product. These may be changed if desired and details are provided in Chapter 5 of this manual.

Appendix C. TFG2000 Copybooks
This appendix provides a cross-reference listing that relates copybooks used within TFG2000 PCC to the programs that use them. The information is presented in two sequences; first, programs that use each copybook and, then, copybooks within a program.
Appendix D. Program Cross-Reference List
This appendix provides a cross-reference index to the program reference information for the programs supplied with TFG2000 PCC. The program names are in alphabetical sequence.
Appendix E. Interface to Routings and Facilities Calculations
This appendix describes how fields in the Routing and Resource/Facilities Data Bases are used for cost calculations.
Appendix F. 0-Cost Segment Description
This appendix describes the 0-Cost segment.
Glossary
The glossary provides definitions for terms used with the TFG2000 products.
Bibliography
The bibliography lists the publications recommended for reference. These publications expand on the functional descriptions given in this manual and describe other TFG2000 products.

Related Publications

Five other publications are available for TFG2000 PCC:


Table of Contents

Preface

  • Objectives of the Operations Guide
  • Manual Structure
  • Related Publications
  • Figures

    Chapter 1. System Description

  • System Operation
  • CICS Online Processing
  • Batch Processing
  • Considerations Before Implementing TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations
  • Backup/Recovery Considerations
  • Screen Design
  • Highlighting and Color on Screens
  • Naming Conventions Used in TFG2000 PCC
  • Saving and Restoring Screens
  • Using the Main Product Menu
  • Security
  • The Standard Text Data Base
  • The Environment Table
  • The Terminal Table
  • The Security Table
  • The Shop Calendar Table
  • The Shop Date Table
  • The Time Table
  • Multiple Language Support
  • Uppercase/Lowercase Translation
  • Multiple Environment Support
  • Communication with Other TFG2000 Products
  • Activity Data Base
  • Integration with Other TFG2000 Products
  • Data Bases Used by TFG2000 PCC
  • Chapter 2. Online Application Programs

  • PCCCPGM: Compute Accumulated Costs
  • PCHEPGM: Product Cost Calculation Main Product Menu
  • PCICPGM: Display Cost Data
  • PCIEPGM: Compare Costs
  • PCMTPGM: Update Elementary Costs
  • PCSCPGM: Simulate Component Changes
  • PCSSPGM: Simulate Product Changes
  • SIMSPGM: Product Change Simulation
  • Chapter 3. Batch Programs

  • CSTANLZ: List Items Without Elementary Costs
  • CSTCLEAR: Delete Cost Segments
  • CSTLOAD: Load and Maintain Elementary Costs
  • CSTRTFM: Interface to Routings and Facilities
  • CSTSUM: Calculate Accumulated Product Costs
  • CSTVERIF: Edit Cost Data Input
  • DDXBCCIL: CCI VSAM File Initialization
  • Chapter 4. TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations Integration and Tailoring

  • Environment Table (ENVTABLE)
  • Environment Table Entries for TFG2000 PCC
  • Time Table (RTTIMCNV)
  • Default and Option Settings
  • Chapter 5. Installation and Operation of TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations

  • Specified Operating Environment
  • Machine Requirements
  • Programming Requirements
  • Appendix A. How to Use the Charts

  • Data Base Access Chart
  • Screen or Report Field/Data Base Field Cross-Reference Chart
  • Input Control Record Chart
  • Appendix B. TFG2000 Product Cost Calculations Sample Problem

  • Preparing to Run the Sample Problem
  • How to Run the Sample Problem
  • Running the Online Sample Problem
  • Display the Main Product Menu
  • Display the Standard Elementary Costs for an Item
  • Compare the Actual and Standard Costs for an Item
  • Increase the Standard Elementary Labor Cost for an Item
  • Simulate the Effects of Product Changes on an Item
  • Simulate the Effects of Increasing Raw Material Costs by 100%
  • Calculate Accumulated Standard Cost Using Elementary Standard Costs
  • Running the Batch Sample Problem
  • Data Base Considerations
  • Batch Sample Output Reports
  • Summary of the Sample Problem
  • Appendix C. TFG2000 Copybooks

  • Copybooks and the TFG2000 PCC Programs That Use Them
  • TFG2000 PCC Programs and the Copybooks They Use
  • Appendix D. Program Cross-Reference List

    Appendix E. Interface to Routings and Facilities Calculations

  • Calculation Methods
  • Conversion Constants Table
  • Appendix F. 0-Cost Segment Description

    Chapter 6. Glossary

    Chapter 7. Bibliography

  • TFG2000
  • Index



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