DDMC Engine

The Dynamic Data Measure Computation (DDMC) engine for demand planning provides a dynamic method of generating any relationship between any type of transactional data where users create and maintain the logic. It supports unit of measure (UOM) transformation for quantity and time bucketization, as well as data aggregation/disaggregation across master data dimensions (ex: Item to Product Group level, Site to Site Group Level). Users have a tool that can transform existing data or perform calculations based on existing data without involving the implementation team.

Complete the following steps to run the DDMC engine:

1. L og in to the ONE system.

2. Click Menus/Favs > Demand Planning > Dynamic Data Measure Computation.
   The Run Dynamic Data Measure Computation screen displays.
   
   

   

   
   
   

3. Fill out the following fields. Fields with an asterisk ( * ) are required.

   Field	Description
   Start Time	Use the calendar and clock tools to select the start time to run this engine.
   Plan Start	Use the calendar and clock tools to select the plan start of the engine.
   * Computation	Enter or use the picker tool to select the computation used in the run.
   Product Group Level	Enter or use the picker tool to select the product group level used in the run.
   Site Group Level	Enter or use the picker tool to select the site group level used in the run.
   Partner	Enter or use the picker tool to select the partner used in the run.
   Partner Site	Enter or use the picker tool to select the partner site used in the run.
   Item	Enter or use the picker tool to select the item used in the run.
   Site	Enter or use the picker tool to select the site used in the run.
   Primary Scenario	Enter or use the picker tool to select the primary scenario used in the run.
   Run as Simulation	Check the box if this run is a simulation.
   Incremental Run	Select the checkbox to run the engine in incremental mode. When run in incremental mode, the DDMC engine detects what data has changed through user overrides since the last run and performs computations for those changes only.
   Data Override IDs	Enter or use the picker tool to select the IDs for users who can override the data.

4. Click the Run Engine button.
   The engine job status information and a green success message display.