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Referring to the graphic, it appears that there is a target allocation ratio between Supplier 1 and Supplier 2 (not visible in the image, but this can be inferred from the allocation quantities). When a new demand for 800 units is introduced, the SourceRule.AllotmentRule set to OnGoing will distribute the demand based on the ongoing target ratio. Since Supplier 1 has a running total that far exceeds Supplier 2, and both have a 'Multiple Qty' of 250, the next allotment will attempt to balance the ongoing total closer to the target ratio. It's likely that the new demand will be allocated by filling up to the nearest multiple of 250 that does not exceed the demand. Therefore, Supplier 1 gets 250, and the remaining 550 units would go to Supplier 2. Since Supplier 2 also must supply in multiples of 250, it rounds up to 750 units.

ReferencesThis understanding is derived from the Kinaxis RapidResponse concepts for managing supply allocations and the behavior of ongoing rules as described in the Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation.

References:

• The Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on SourceRule.AllotmentRule indicates that ongoing allotment is based on the target ratios set for suppliers1.
• The Certified RapidResponse Author Level 3 materials cover the configuration and implications of SourceRule.AllotmentRule settings2.

A filter based on the IndependentDemand table would improve the performance of a worksheet based on the WhereConsumedForDemand table, assuming that the demand is what drives the consumption. By filtering on IndependentDemand, you reduce the number of records the worksheet needs to process, thus improving load times and responsiveness, especially if there are a large number of records in the WhereConsumedForDemand table.

ReferencesThe Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation suggests that filtering based on driving factors such as demand can significantly enhance performance by narrowing down the data set to the most relevant records.

The migration of the Supplier.Id filter to the secondary filter expression box allows for enabling caching because it is a user-specific filter. Moving user-specific or session-specific expressions to the secondary filter ensures that the primary filter canbe cached independently of user sessions. This way, the overall data set can be cached, and the user-specific filtering is applied afterward, improving performance.

References:

• Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on primary and secondary worksheet filters.
• Kinaxis support resources on caching strategies and performance improvements for worksheets.

Line A withcmdDeleteData.execute();would execute a command to delete data in RapidResponse, which, if configured correctly, would delete records. Line C withwsOrderChng.remove(dataArray);is a method that would also potentially delete records from the worksheet if the dataArray contains the correct keys for the records that need to be removed.

ReferencesThe Kinaxis RapidResponse scripting and workbook API documentation explain the methodsexecute()for running commands andremove()for removing data from worksheets. Both can be used to delete records when executed with the proper context and data.

Considering that Demand 2 has a higher priority than Demand 1 (as indicated by "High" versus "Medium"), it will be allocated available supplies before Demand 1, following the priority rules. SR1 is scheduled for Monday and will likely be allocated to Demand 1, being the first demand of the week. For Demand 2, SR2 is the nextavailable and will fulfill 200 units. Since Demand 2 requires 300 units and SR2 only supplies 200, the next available SR, which is SR3, will cover the remaining 100 units needed.

ReferencesAllocation of supplies to demands in Kinaxis RapidResponse takes into account both the chronological order of the scheduled receipts and the priority of the demands. This is consistent with Kinaxis's allocation rules as outlined in the RapidResponse documentation.

References:

• The Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation indicates that scheduled receipts are allotted based on priority and availability, with earlier dates being allocated first to meet high-priority demands12.