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The CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS table in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 is a critical data structure within the Capacity Requirements Planning (CRP) module, which falls under the Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management (SCM) suite. This table stores detailed resource hour allocations, enabling organizations to plan and optimize resource utilization across production schedules, work orders, and operations. Below is a detailed technical and functional breakdown of its purpose, structure, and integration within Oracle EBS.

Functional Overview

The CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS table captures time-phased resource capacity and demand data, serving as a foundation for CRP calculations. It helps organizations:
  • Analyze Resource Utilization: Tracks allocated hours per resource (machines, labor, etc.) against available capacity.
  • Support CRP Simulations: Stores historical and projected data for "what-if" scenarios to avoid bottlenecks.
  • Integrate with MRP and Shop Floor: Links to Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and Work in Process (WIP) modules for end-to-end planning.

Key Columns and Structure

The table's schema includes columns to map resources, time periods, and demand sources. Notable columns:
  • RESOURCE_ID: Foreign key to BOM_RESOURCES, identifying the resource (machine, labor, etc.).
  • ORGANIZATION_ID: Links to HR_ORGANIZATION_UNITS for multi-org support.
  • SHIFT_DATE: The date of resource allocation, enabling time-phased analysis.
  • SHIFT_NUM: Shift identifier (e.g., 1, 2, 3) for granular tracking.
  • HOURS: Allocated hours for the resource on the given date/shift.
  • DEMAND_SOURCE_TYPE: Classifies demand (e.g., "WIP" for work orders, "MRP" for planned orders).
  • DEMAND_SOURCE_ID: References source transactions (e.g., WIP_DISCRETE_JOBS for work orders).

Integration with Other Modules

CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS interacts with:
  • MRP: Pulls planned order data from MRP_RECOMMENDATIONS to forecast resource needs.
  • WIP: Receives actual work order allocations from WIP_OPERATIONS.
  • BOM: References BOM_RESOURCES for resource definitions and calendars.
  • CRP_PLANNING_ENGINE: Populates this table during CRP runs, generating capacity vs. demand reports.

Technical Considerations

  • Indexing: Key indexes on RESOURCE_ID, SHIFT_DATE, and ORGANIZATION_ID optimize CRP query performance.
  • Partitioning: In high-volume environments, partitioning by ORGANIZATION_ID or date ranges improves scalability.
  • Purge Policies: Historical data may be archived via CRP_PURGE utilities to maintain performance.

Customization and Extensions

Organizations often extend the table's functionality via:
  • Triggers: To enforce business rules (e.g., max hours per shift).
  • APIs: Custom PL/SQL to integrate with third-party scheduling tools.
  • Views: For simplified reporting (e.g., CRP_RESOURCE_UTILIZATION_V).

Conclusion

The CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS table is a cornerstone of Oracle CRP, enabling precise resource planning. Its design supports complex manufacturing environments by linking demand sources to capacity constraints, ensuring efficient production scheduling. Proper configuration and maintenance of this table are essential for accurate CRP outcomes and operational efficiency.

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCP 12.2.2

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCP2SCP 12.2.2

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCPSCP 12.2.2

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Table: CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS 12.1.1

    owner:CRP,  object_type:TABLE,  fnd_design_data:CRP.CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS,  object_name:CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS,  status:VALID,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  description: Results of the rollup for rough cut capacity ,  implementation_dba_data: CRP.CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS , 

  • Table: CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS 12.2.2

    owner:CRP,  object_type:TABLE,  fnd_design_data:CRP.CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS,  object_name:CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS,  status:VALID,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  description: Results of the rollup for rough cut capacity ,  implementation_dba_data: CRP.CRP_RESOURCE_HOURS , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCP 12.1.1

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCP2 12.1.1

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCP2 12.2.2

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCP2SCP 12.1.1

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned , 

  • Concurrent Program: CYRRCPSCP 12.1.1

    execution_filename: CYRRCP ,  product: CRP - Capacity ,  user_name: CYRRCP ,  description: CRP Rough Cut Capacity Report ,  argument_method: Database fetch ,  enabled: Yes ,  execution_method: Spawned ,